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Word Counter
Count words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, reading time, speaking time, average word length, and repeated keywords from one responsive editor.
Start Now Quick accessSlug Generator
Convert titles, headings, product names, or batches of lines into readable URL slugs with lowercase, separator, stopword, transliteration, and length options.
Start NowSlug Generator
Convert titles, headings, product names, or batches of lines into readable URL slugs with lowercase, separator, stopword, transliteration, and length options.
Start NowWord Counter
Count words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, reading time, speaking time, average word length, and repeated keywords from one responsive editor.
Start NowCase Converter
Paste text, choose a case style, and copy or download the converted result. The tool also shows quick word, character, and line counts while you work.
ConvertAlphabetical Order
Paste one item per line, sort the list alphabetically from A to Z or reverse it from Z to A, optionally remove duplicates, then copy or download the cleaned result.
Start NowText Compare
Paste an original and revised text, choose line or word comparison, optionally ignore case and whitespace, and review additions and removals in a clear diff.
Start NowWhy text tools matter
Text tasks happen many times a day. This category keeps common jobs together so users do not need separate websites for counting, converting, cleaning, and comparing text.
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Convert, clean, compare, count, encode, or export.
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Explore categoryHow text tools fit together
These tools do one of four things to plain text: measure it, compare two versions of it, change how it is written, or reorder it. They are deliberately literal. Nothing here rewrites, translates, or interprets your text, which is what makes the results predictable enough to rely on.
That literalness is worth understanding rather than working around. The comparison finds character differences, not differences in meaning, so two sentences that say the same thing in different words are reported as different. Sorting is alphabetical rather than numeric, so item 10 comes before item 2. Neither is a bug; both are what makes the output the same every time.
Everything runs locally in your browser, so you can paste contract wording, customer lists, credentials, or an unpublished draft without any of it being transmitted.
Which text tool do you need?
You need to know how long the text is
Words, characters with and without spaces, sentences, paragraphs, reading and speaking time, and repeated keywords.
Word CounterYou need to know what changed between two versions
Line or word level differences, with options to ignore case and whitespace. Also works for comparing two strings.
Text CompareThe capitalisation is wrong
Upper, lower, title case, sentence case, and capitalised words, applied instantly to the whole text.
Case ConverterA list needs to be in alphabetical order
Sorts line by line, A to Z or Z to A, ignoring case and accents, and can strip duplicates in the same pass.
Alphabetical OrderYou need a clean URL from a title
Turns a heading into a lowercase, hyphenated slug with accents transliterated and punctuation removed.
Slug Generator
What each text tool does, and what it will not do
| Tool | What it does | What it will not do |
|---|---|---|
| Word Counter | Counts words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, and estimates reading time | Report page count, or read PDF and Word files directly |
| Text Compare | Shows added and removed text at line or word level | Compare meaning, scan the web, or read PDF and Word files |
| Case Converter | Changes capitalisation across five styles | Produce snake_case or camelCase, or correct spelling |
| Alphabetical Order | Sorts lines A to Z or Z to A and removes duplicates | Sort numerically, by length, or by words within a line |
| Slug Generator | Produces a lowercase hyphenated URL slug | Check whether the slug is already used on your site |
Common questions about text tools
Is my text sent anywhere?
No. Every text tool here runs in your browser, so nothing you paste is uploaded or stored. That is what makes them usable for contract wording, customer data, or unpublished writing.
Why does the comparison say two identical-sounding sentences are different?
Because it compares characters, not meaning. Rewording a sentence changes the characters, so the difference is real even though the intent is the same. That predictability is what makes it trustworthy for code and data.
Why is item 10 sorted before item 2?
Alphabetical sorting compares characters, and the character 1 comes before 2. For numeric order, pad with leading zeros so 02 sorts before 10.
Can these tools read a PDF or Word file?
No, they work on plain text you paste in. Open the document, copy the text, and paste it. Formatting, tracked changes, and images are not part of what gets analysed.
Do the counters include spaces?
The word counter reports characters both with and without spaces, because different platforms count limits differently. Check which one your requirement means before trusting a number.
How accurate are reading and speaking times?
They are estimates from standard rates, around 200 words per minute for silent reading and 130 for speaking aloud. Dense or technical material runs slower, and a talk with pauses needs more time than the estimate suggests.
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