Text tools for clearer drafts and cleaner lists
Count a draft, fix capitalization, compare versions, clean a list, or make a readable URL slug.
Plain text turns up in assignments, captions, labels, and everyday notes. These tools help with length and consistency while keeping the original input available. Choose a counter for a limit, a converter for casing, or a line-based tool for a list or comparison. Rich document formatting is outside their scope.
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Word counter
Count words, characters, and reading time as you write.
Open toolCase converter
Switch between sentence case, title case, and more.
Open toolList cleaner
Remove duplicate lines, tidy whitespace, and sort a list.
Open toolText difference checker
Compare two versions and see added or removed lines.
Open toolURL slug generator
Make a clean, readable slug from a title or phrase.
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Keep meaning separate from formatting
A case conversion cannot identify every name or acronym, and a duplicate line is not always a duplicate person. Keep a source copy and review the result before replacing it.
Check the destination’s rules
Word and character counters can differ across platforms, especially for Unicode text and combined emojis. For a formal submission, use the receiving application’s own count as the final check.
Put the tools in context.
All guidesTurn a word limit into a writing plan
Use a word counter to shape an outline, edit a draft, and check the final version.
Clean a text list without losing its meaning
Keep an original, choose matching rules, compare the result, and avoid turning text cleanup into accidental data deletion.