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Usage Examples

Article Analysis

Word count and character analysis for blog posts and articles.

Comprehensive article about we...
Text Transformation

Convert between uppercase/lowercase and format changes.

THIS TEXT IS WRITTEN IN UPPERC...
Word Search

Find and replace specific words in text.

JavaScript programming languag...

Features

Real-time Analysis

Instantly analyzes your text as you type

Detailed Statistics

Character, word, line and paragraph counts

Text Transformation

Case conversion and other transformation options

Reading Time

Calculates estimated reading time

How to Use?

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Enter Text

Type or paste the text you want to analyze in the text box.

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Review Statistics

All statistics about your text are automatically calculated.

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Apply Transformations

Select and apply the transformation operation you want.

Frequently Asked Questions

No hard limit. You can paste entire articles, book chapters, or large datasets and the tool handles them instantly since all processing runs in your browser. For extremely large texts (several million characters), there may be a brief delay while JavaScript processes the string operations, but typical documents up to 100,000 words are analyzed in under a second.

Words are counted by splitting the text on whitespace (spaces, tabs, newlines) and counting the resulting non-empty segments. Hyphenated words like "well-known" count as one word. Numbers, punctuation attached to words ("hello,"), and symbols each count as one word as long as they are separated by whitespace. This matches the behavior of most word processors. If you need a different counting convention (e.g., counting hyphenated words as two), use the character count minus spaces as a rough proxy.

Reading time is calculated based on an average adult reading speed of 200 words per minute, which is a widely-cited benchmark for general reading comprehension. Actual reading speed varies significantly: technical content might be read at 100-150 wpm, while skimming might reach 400+ wpm. The estimate is meant as a rough guide for content planning and SEO meta description writing, not a precise measurement.

Title Case capitalizes the first letter of every major word: "The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over the Lazy Dog." Minor words (a, an, the, in, of, etc.) stay lowercase unless they are the first word. Sentence Case capitalizes only the first letter of the first word and any proper nouns: "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog." Use Title Case for headings and article titles; use Sentence Case for most other text including meta descriptions and subheadings.

It scans all lines in your text and removes any line that is an exact duplicate of a previous line, keeping only the first occurrence. Comparison is case-sensitive: "Apple" and "apple" are treated as different lines. This is useful for cleaning up lists, deduplicating log entries, removing repeated sentences from a document draft, or preparing unique keyword lists.

"Remove Multiple Spaces" collapses any sequence of two or more consecutive spaces into a single space. "Remove Extra Spaces" (trim) strips leading and trailing whitespace from the entire text. "Remove All Spaces" deletes every space character, including single spaces between words — typically used for cleaning code strings or producing compact identifiers.

When you apply a transformation, the result replaces the text in the input box. From there, select all (Ctrl+A or Cmd+A) and copy, or use the Copy button if available. Because transformations modify the input directly, you can chain multiple operations — for example, first convert to lowercase, then remove duplicates, then sort alphabetically.

No. All analysis and transformations run in your browser using JavaScript. Your text is never uploaded, transmitted, or stored anywhere. Close the tab and the content is gone. You can safely paste sensitive content like draft documents, personal writing, or confidential data.

What is Text Tools?

Text Tools is a free browser-based text analyzer that gives you instant stats about your writing -- word count, character count, reading time, paragraph count, and more. You can also transform your text with one click: change case, remove extra whitespace, sort lines, strip duplicates. It's the kind of utility you reach for when you're writing a blog post and need to hit a word count, or when you're cleaning up messy data.

Who Is This For?

Writers checking article length, students hitting essay word counts, developers cleaning up text data, SEO folks optimizing meta descriptions -- really anyone who works with text regularly. If you've ever pasted something into a word processor just to check the word count, this is a faster way to do that.

Text Transformations

Beyond counting, you get a solid set of text transformations. Convert to uppercase, lowercase, title case, or sentence case. Remove line breaks, strip extra spaces, sort lines alphabetically, or reverse your text entirely. These are the small operations that come up all the time when you're formatting content or cleaning data.

Real-Time Analysis

Stats update as you type -- no need to click a button and wait. You get character count (with and without spaces), word count, line count, paragraph count, and estimated reading time. It's all calculated instantly in your browser using JavaScript.

Privacy First

Your text stays on your machine. Nothing is uploaded to any server, nothing is stored, nothing is logged. The tool runs entirely client-side, so you can safely paste sensitive content without worrying about where it ends up.

Security and Privacy

Your data security is our priority

Local Processing

All processing happens in your browser

No Data Transfer

Your data is not sent to our servers

No Data Storage

No data is stored or shared

SSL Encryption

SSL encryption for secure connection

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