What Are Text Tools Good For?
Basically every piece of string wrangling that's too small to write a script for but too annoying to do by hand. Flipping a paragraph to title case for a blog heading. Counting words in a draft to hit a word limit. Stripping blank lines out of a messy list you copied from a spreadsheet. Turning a headline into a URL slug. Sorting a list alphabetically. Encoding text to binary or Morse code for a side project. We've built over 30 text tools, from the everyday Word Counter and Case Converter to niche ones like the Palindrome Checker and Fancy Text Generator that turns your text into unicode styles.
Why These Are Better Than Doing It Manually
Every text tool processes your input entirely in the browser. Nothing gets sent anywhere, your text stays on your device from start to finish. Paste something in, and the output updates as you type. No "Submit" button, no loading spinner, no 500-character limit, no signup gate. Works the same on a phone as it does on a desktop. If you write blog posts, documentation, code, or marketing copy, you'll probably end up bookmarking three or four of these within a week.
Text Tools People Keep Coming Back To
- Case Converter, One click to flip text between UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, sentence case, camelCase, snake_case, kebab-case, and a few more.
- Word Counter, Gives you word count, character count (with and without spaces), sentence count, paragraph count, and reading time, all updating live as you type.
- Find and Replace, Search for literal text or regex patterns across your input and replace every match instantly. Way faster than doing it in a text editor for one-off jobs.
- Text to Slug, Hand it a blog title like "10 Tips for Better CSS" and get back "10-tips-for-better-css" ready to drop into your CMS.
- Duplicate Line Remover, Paste a list with repeated entries and it strips the duplicates, keeping the first occurrence of each line.