Text tools
Count words and characters, change case, clean lists or compare two drafts. Choose the tool for your task, check its limits and review the result before copying it.
Tools in this category
8 tools-
Case converter
Ten cases, converted as you type: sentence, Title, camelCase, snake_case and more. -
Character counter
Live character count with a progress ring for every platform limit. -
Image and PDF character counter
Count poster and PDF text, review each page, then share the totals. -
Remove duplicate lines
Paste a list, get every line once, with the removed duplicates counted. -
Remove line breaks
Turn text that wraps mid-sentence back into running paragraphs. -
Reverse text
Reverse characters, words or lines, or turn the text upside down. -
Text compare
Paste two versions and see every added, removed and unchanged word or line. -
Word counter
Live word, character, sentence and paragraph count as you type.
Use text tools to check a word count, clean line breaks from copied text, remove duplicate lines or compare two versions of a document. Character counts and platform presets are different: emoji, links and SMS encoding can change a platform’s total. Read the selected counter’s explanation before using the number. Processing happens on your device, but local does not mean nothing is saved. For example, the word counter remembers eligible input up to 200 KB and puts short text of up to 500 characters into the page URL. Avoid sharing a link containing private text. Storage, processing limits and when results update differ by tool. Clear the input when finished, and check large documents against the original rather than assuming every character was handled.
Common questions
Is local text processing the same as no storage?
No. Processing is local, but some tools remember input or include short text in the URL. Check the tool’s notice before entering confidential material. Clear saved input when finished and do not share a link that contains private text.
Do all text tools accept the same amount of input?
No. Each tool has its own processing and storage rules; large inputs can also exceed available memory. The word counter remembers eligible text up to 200 KB, which is a storage threshold, not a universal processing limit for this category.