About the text and writing tools
These tools take care of the small, fiddly jobs that come with writing: counting words and characters, fixing capital letters, cleaning up lists, comparing drafts and turning titles into web addresses. The work happens in your browser, so nothing you paste or type is sent to our server.
They are useful for students working to a word limit, writers and editors comparing drafts, social media managers fitting posts into character limits, and developers tidying lists of data.
Finding the right one
Start with the Word Counter for essays and articles. It counts words, sentences and paragraphs and estimates reading and speaking time. When a platform limits characters rather than words, the Character Counter shows counts with and without spaces and how much room is left for a post, a meta description or an SMS.
The Case Converter switches text between upper, lower, title and sentence case, plus programmer styles such as camelCase and snake_case. Remove Duplicate Lines keeps the first copy of each line and can sort what is left. To see what changed between two versions of a piece of writing, Text Compare marks added and removed words in one combined text; for code and line-based files, the Diff Checker in the developer tools suits better. The Slug Generator turns one or more titles into clean URL slugs.