Count words, convert cases, format code, and more — instant and free.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these text tools free?
Yes, every text tool is free with no limits and no signup required.
This collection of free text tools covers the everyday jobs that come up when you write, code, or publish online. Need to know if your essay or article hits the word count? Paste it into the counter. Cleaning up a list with repeated lines, converting a wall of text to title case, or encoding a URL so it works in a link? There is a one-click tool for each of those too. Developers get JSON formatting and validation, Base64 encoding and decoding, and MD5/SHA hash generation for checksums and API work. Because every tool lives on a single fast page that works on phones, tablets, and desktops, you can handle these small but frequent tasks without installing software, creating accounts, or waiting on slow web apps.
A few favorites stand out in the collection. The Word Counter is the go-to for students checking essay length and bloggers keeping posts in a target range. The JSON Formatter & Validator helps developers pretty-print messy API responses and catch syntax errors before they cause bugs. The Base64 Encoder & Decoder converts text and data for safe transport in URLs and emails, while the Lorem Ipsum Generator gives designers instant placeholder copy for mockups and wireframes. Content teams also lean on the duplicate-line remover and case converter to tidy drafts, and the hash generator creates MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, and SHA-512 checksums in one click.
Who uses these tools? Pretty much anyone who touches text: students, teachers, writers, bloggers, SEO specialists, developers, designers, and office workers polishing documents. Privacy is built in from the start — every tool runs entirely in your browser, so the words and files you work with never get uploaded to a server.