Count, clean, convert, cipher, and analyze text — from a simple word counter to Morse code and fancy Unicode styles.
Convert text to character codes, or codes back to text.
Switch text between UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, Sentence case, and camelCase.
Turn plain text into bold, bubble, small caps, and other Unicode styles.
Sort, deduplicate, shuffle, or reverse a list — one item per line.
Generate placeholder text by paragraphs, sentences, or words.
Convert text to Morse code and back, with audio playback.
Spell out text using Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, and the rest.
Check palindromes, anagrams, and pangrams in one place.
Strip all emojis from a block of text instantly.
Shift letters by any amount to encode or decode text.
Find the union, intersection, or difference between two lists.
Remove duplicate or empty lines, extra spaces, and find & replace.
Compare two texts line by line and see what changed.
Pull out every email, URL, phone number, or hashtag from a block of text.
Repeat any text a chosen number of times with your choice of separator.
Live word count, character count, sentence count, and reading time as you type.
See how often each word appears, plus the longest and shortest words.
Writers, students, editors and developers handle text all day. This group helps with counting words and characters against limits, changing case, cleaning pasted text, removing duplicate lines, comparing two versions, extracting emails or links, finding repeated words, generating placeholder text and styling text with Unicode. There are also small fun tools such as Morse code, ROT13 and the NATO phonetic alphabet.
Most tools work on plain text and give an instant result that you can copy. Nothing you paste is sent anywhere. When quality matters, such as a final essay or contract, use these tools as helpers and still proofread the result yourself.