Text Tools
Text tools for word count, character count, and quick cleanup
Text tools for word count, character count, reading time, and quick text cleanup or case changes.
Use this section when you need to check word count, character count, reading time, or clean up text quickly before publishing, sending, or submitting it.
The tools are built for short practical tasks rather than heavy editing workflows.
The newer tools take on the mechanical jobs: transliteration for passports and URLs, text typed in the wrong keyboard layout, SMS segment counting, duplicate lines, stray line breaks from PDFs, character codes and find-and-replace.
Tools in this category
Word counter, character count, and text analyzer
Count words and characters as you type, with sentence and paragraph totals plus an estimated reading time. Nothing is uploaded.
Case Converter
Switch text between four cases without retyping it. Useful for headings pasted from elsewhere and for fixing caps-lock accidents.
Slug Generator
Turn a headline into a URL slug. Transliterates Russian text into Latin characters instead of dropping it.
Line Sorter & Deduplicator
Sort lines alphabetically in either direction and remove repeats in the same pass. Handles numbers inside text sensibly.
Text Cleaner
Clean up text pasted from PDFs, emails or web pages: collapse repeated spaces, remove blank lines and trim ragged edges.
Lorem Ipsum Generator
Generate filler text for mockups and layouts in the exact amount you need, whether that is three paragraphs or forty words.
Readability Score Calculator
Score text on the Flesch reading-ease scale and see the two things that drive it: sentence length and syllables per word.
Password Strength Checker
Measure a password's entropy in bits and see roughly how long a fast offline attack would take. Nothing is transmitted.
Diff Checker
Line-by-line differences between two texts with case and whitespace options, plus a similarity percentage.
Morse Code Translator
Text to Morse and back, with counts of dots and dashes and the transmission time at standard speed.
Caesar Cipher
Shift cipher for the Latin and Cyrillic alphabets, with ROT13 shown separately and the reverse transform for checking.
Word Frequency Counter
The most frequent words with their share of the text, the unique word count, and lexical diversity.
Cyrillic Transliteration Converter
Converts Cyrillic into Latin using the Russian passport rules, GOST 7.79-2000 and a simplified scheme for URLs.
Keyboard Layout Fixer
Turns text typed in the wrong keyboard layout back into readable text, in either direction and with automatic detection.
SMS Character Counter
Works out how many segments a message splits into, which encoding it uses, and how many characters remain.
Remove Duplicate Lines
Keeps only the unique lines of a list in their original order, with or without regard to case.
Line Break Remover
Rejoins text broken across lines by copying, keeping or removing the paragraph boundaries.
Text Reverser
Reverses text by character, by word or by line, and checks whether it is a palindrome.
Letter Frequency Counter
Counts how often each letter appears in a text and what share of it every character occupies.
Text to Binary Converter
Converts text into binary, hexadecimal or decimal character codes and back again.
Unicode Character Inspector
Shows the code point, UTF-8 bytes, HTML entity and escape sequence for every character.
Find and Replace Tool
Performs bulk replacement in text using a plain search or a regular expression, and counts the matches.
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FAQs
What tools are in Text Tools?+
A word counter and text analyzer, plus a case converter for uppercase, lowercase, title case, and sentence case.
What are common use cases?+
Content work, localization, SEO checks, editing, and publication prep.
Can I quickly remove caps lock?+
Yes. That is one of the main case-converter workflows.
Does the analyzer include reading-time style metrics?+
Yes. The word-count tool covers multiple practical text metrics on one page.
Why is a Russian text message shorter than an English one?+
Latin text is packed seven bits to a character, so 160 of them fit one message. A single Cyrillic letter switches the whole message to UCS-2 and the limit drops to 70.