Text Tools

Free word and character counts with live character budgets; Pro adds readability scores and keyword density.

Convert text between 17 cases, with clean-up passes for spacing and duplicates.

Beautify, minify, repair and export JSON as paths, CSV or TypeScript interfaces.

Placeholder text in four vocabularies, as plain text, HTML or Markdown.

Encode and decode text, files, data URIs and JWTs, with a URL-safe variant.

Encode, decode and rebuild URLs with an editable query-parameter table.

Convert Markdown to sanitised HTML and back, with a generated table of contents.

Convert CSV to JSON and back, with real quoting, delimiter detection and values typed the way you choose.

Read every sheet of an .xlsx into CSV, or turn a stack of CSVs into one workbook with a tab for each.

Recognise the words in a photo, a screenshot or a scanned PDF and get them back as text you can edit.

Lay out or minify HTML without moving the whitespace that shows, and list the tags that were left unclosed.

Everything for getting a picture into the shape, size and format something else will accept — compression, resizing, cropping, conversion between formats and background removal.

Everything for the PDF itself — joining files and taking pages out, making one smaller, stamping, redacting and locking it, and converting it to and from Word, Excel and images.

The technical side of getting a page indexed and shared properly: the tags that decide how it appears in results, the structured data behind rich results, and the files crawlers read before anything else.

The small utilities that come up mid-debug — reading a token, testing a pattern, generating identifiers, tidying a query — without pasting anything sensitive into a stranger's server.

Tools for the part of posting that is fiddly rather than creative — hitting each platform's dimensions, staying inside its character limits, and getting a thumbnail or a still that actually works.

Tools that make something from nothing much: a QR code, a password, a favicon set, a colour scheme, a font pairing, or speech from a block of text.

Everyday arithmetic that is easy to get slightly wrong: percentage change and reverse percentages, an exact age, a loan repayment, a unit conversion, a meeting time across three countries.

Video and audio handled in the browser itself, with ffmpeg compiled to WebAssembly — so a large file is never uploaded, and there is no queue behind other people's jobs.