Text Tools
Word count, de-duplication, blank-line stripping, case conversion and more — one page, nothing uploaded.
Everything is processed locally — your text is never uploaded.
How to use
- Paste the text —— The counters above update as you type, showing every counting convention at once.
- Run an action —— Removing blank lines, de-duplicating and changing case are one click each, and can be chained.
- Copy the result —— "Copy text" takes the output with you. "Undo last step" rolls back if you overdo it.
About Text Tools
Counting text sounds trivial until two people count differently. Characters with spaces, characters without spaces, words and lines are four different numbers, and different platforms ask for different ones. A social post limit usually counts characters including spaces; a translation quote is normally priced by word; an academic abstract often specifies characters excluding spaces.
This tool reports all of them at once, updating as you type, so you can pick whichever figure the platform in front of you actually wants.
Everything runs locally. Paste a contract, a manuscript or a client list with confidence — the text never leaves your machine.
FAQ
How do the different counts differ?
"Characters with spaces" includes spaces and punctuation; "characters without spaces" strips all whitespace; "words" splits on word boundaries; "CJK characters" counts Chinese, Japanese and Korean ideographs individually. A social post limit normally means characters with spaces.
Does removing duplicates change the order?
No. Each line keeps the position of its first appearance and later repeats are dropped, so the original order is preserved.
What is full-width to half-width for?
Typing with a Chinese, Japanese or Korean input method can produce full-width letters and digits (ＡＢＣ１２３), which break in code and English text. This converts them to the ordinary half-width forms (ABC123).