ToolsGuru

Text Tools

Text manipulation utilities for writers, editors, and developers — count, clean, sort, and transform text instantly.

10 tools available

About our text tools

Text cleanup is the invisible work behind writing, data handling, and publishing: counting words against a limit, deduplicating a mailing list, sorting entries alphabetically, stripping messy whitespace from copied text, or turning a headline into a URL slug. ToolsGuru's text tools do each of these jobs in one paste-and-click step.

The collection includes a live word and character counter with reading time, a lorem ipsum generator for design mockups, duplicate line removal and line sorting for lists and data, a text reverser, find-and-replace with regex support, a whitespace cleaner, an SEO-friendly slug generator, a string repeater for test data, and a character frequency analyzer for text analysis.

Everything processes instantly in your browser as you type — no upload, no server round-trip, no size limits worth mentioning. Paste a sentence or a hundred thousand lines; the tools handle both. Because your text never leaves your device, they're safe for unpublished drafts, customer lists, and anything else you'd rather not paste into a random website.

Why choose ToolsGuru

Instant as you type

Counts and transformations update live — no submit button, no waiting.

Handles big inputs

Clean or sort tens of thousands of lines without breaking a sweat.

Regex power available

Find-and-replace supports full regular expressions when you need them.

Private by design

Drafts and lists are processed locally and never transmitted.

Frequently asked questions

How does the word counter define a word?

Words are sequences of characters separated by whitespace, the same convention used by Microsoft Word and Google Docs, so counts match what your teacher or editor sees. Character counts are shown both with and without spaces.

Can I remove duplicates while ignoring capitalization?

Yes — the duplicate line remover has a case-sensitivity toggle. With it off, 'Apple' and 'apple' count as the same line. There's also a trim option so lines differing only by leading or trailing spaces are treated as duplicates.

What makes a good URL slug?

Lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens; short but descriptive; no stop-word stuffing. The slug generator handles the mechanics — lowercasing, transliterating accents, collapsing punctuation into your chosen separator — so you just pick sensible words.

Is there a limit on how much text I can process?

No fixed limit. Processing happens in your browser's memory, so even very large documents (hundreds of thousands of lines) work on a typical modern computer.