Text

Count, clean, compare, sort and transform text. Local text tools do not publish the input as a page.

39 tools in this category.

• Word counter

  Count words, graphemes, code points, bytes, lines and paragraphs using Unicode-aware segmentation.

• Change case

  Convert text to uppercase, lowercase, simple title case or sentence case.

• Clean text

  Normalise Unicode, trim lines and collapse repeated spaces and blank lines.

• Remove duplicates

  Remove exact duplicate lines while preserving the first occurrence and original order.

• Sort lines

  Sort lines using a selected locale; natural order recognises number sequences.

• URL slug

  Create a Latin URL slug with a simple Cyrillic transliteration. Not suitable for official name transliteration.

• Transliteration

  Transliterate Cyrillic characters and remove Latin diacritics using an explicitly simple character map.

• Find & replace

  Preview literal case-sensitive replacements and count matches. Input is never interpreted as code.

• Wrap lines

  Wrap text at whitespace to a chosen maximum width without breaking long words.

• Compare text

  Compare two texts line by line. Limited to 12,000 characters per side and 250,000 line-pair comparisons.

• Text workflow

  Chain up to eight local operations. Available: text-whitespace-clean, text-dedupe-lines, text-sort-lines, text-slugify, text-transliterate, dev-base64.

• Readability estimate

  Heuristic English Flesch Reading Ease, average sentence length and estimated syllables. Scores are not a judgement about the reader or writer; non-English input is not scored.

• Study cards

  Convert your own tab-separated term/definition pairs to structured study cards, CSV or a printable text list. No AI service required.

• Markdown tree

  Shows a learning tree for a Markdown document.

• Text rules

  Applies your literal editorial rules to text.

• PII masker

  Find and mask common personal data patterns in local text: email, phone, IPv4 and payment-card-like numbers.

• Block page builder

  Render a simple content page from local JSON blocks without external assets.

• Responsive email HTML

  Create a conservative responsive HTML email from subject, preheader, body and button details.

• Markdown slides

  Convert Markdown split by --- into a simple local HTML slide deck with speaker notes preserved.

• Resume HTML

  Render a clean local resume page from JSON profile, skills and experience sections.

• Link preview card

  Generate a static preview card HTML snippet from supplied link metadata.

• SRT subtitle shift

  Shift SRT subtitle timestamps by a local millisecond offset.

• Template renderer

  Render a safe mustache-style text template from JSON data.

• Text keyphrases

  Extract local keyword and phrase weights from user-provided text.

• Word cloud

  Create an SVG word cloud. Set word weights, drag words and export the image.

• Markdownlint check

  Find structural Markdown problems with markdownlint.

• Word frequency comparison

  Compare word Zipf frequencies across local wordfreq language corpora.

• Logseq note graph

  Local note graph with pages, [[links]], search, tasks and Markdown export.

• Shaarli bookmarks

  Own bookmark catalog with tags, private notes, search and HTML/JSON export.

• Number to words

  Writes a number in words in Ukrainian, English, Polish and German. Local only, no translator and no network.

• BPE tokenizer

  Trains byte-pair encoding on your text and encodes a string with it. Shows merge rules and verifies the round trip.

• Fast text search

  Searches lines by pattern with case sensitivity, fixed strings, inversion and context.

• Keyphrases from a document

  Extracts keyphrases from a document with an own rule: it counts one-, two- and three-word candidates inside sentences, adds a weight for length and early position and removes nested repeats. It shows a list with rank, word count, frequency and score, plus the number of sentences, words and unique words; the text is never sent anywhere.

• Word frequency across corpora

  Compares word frequencies in two of your own corpora: counts occurrences and rates per thousand words, the rank inside each corpus, shared and exclusive vocabulary and the largest divergence. It shows a combined table with ranks and rates, a report on each corpus size and most frequent word, and a ready CSV; corpus texts are never sent anywhere.

• Accessible text to braille

  Translates text into braille with its own uncontracted (grade 1) translator: the Ukrainian alphabet, Latin letters, digits with a number sign, a letter sign after digits, a capital sign and a double capital sign for all-caps words, and punctuation. Every character appears in a table with its cell, its Unicode code point (U+2800–U+28FF) and its type, while unsupported characters never break the translation — they are listed in the table and counted. The result can be downloaded as JSON.

• Bibliography line parser

  Parses a single bibliography line with heuristics: authors (before the year), year, a title in quotes or after "(year).", journal or publication, volume and issue in the 12(3) form, pages, DOI, URL, publisher and city. It shows a table of fields with value and confidence, the author list, warnings about missing authors, title or year, and a ready AuthorYyyy citation key. This is a fast heuristic, not a trained model: no external request is made.

• BibTeX collection organiser

  Parses .bib content with its own brace-balancing parser: type, key and fields written as {value}, "value" or a bare number, nested braces, and comments outside entries. It returns a table of entries, duplicates found by equal DOI or by equal normalised title and year together with the reasons, suggested AuthorYyyyWord keys, statistics by type and year, and a corrected, sorted .bib for download.

• Language detection (franc)

  Detect the language of a text with franc and report an explicit undetermined result for very short input.

• Citation.js bibliography

  Parse BibTeX and format a bibliography with Citation.js and CSL templates.