Text Tools

Count, clean, compare, encode and transform text. 12 tools

Text tools are the ones you reach for without thinking: counting words against a limit, changing case, cleaning up whitespace that came in with a paste, comparing two drafts, deduplicating a list, encoding or decoding a string, or generating a QR code.

They are small operations, and that is precisely why sending them to a server makes no sense. The text involved is usually unpublished — a dissertation, a proposal, a covering letter, a list of customer email addresses — and every tool here transforms it in your browser with no request made and no length limit. Once loaded, they all keep working offline.

Barcode Generator

Generate professional barcodes in multiple formats. Perfect for product labels, inventory management, retail, and shipping.

Base64 Encoder/Decoder

Convert base64.

Convert Case

Upper/lower/sentence case.

Diff Checker

Compare two text blocks.

QR Code Generator

Generate QR codes. QR codes are everywhere—on restaurant tables, event tickets, business cards, product packaging, and invoices. They are a simple, powerful way to bridge the physical and digital worlds. But while generating a QR code is technically simple, many free tools come with hidden costs: tracking, expiring links, and reliance on third-party servers.

QR Code Scanner

Scan QR with camera.

Remove Duplicate Lines

Clean repeated lines.

Remove Extra Spaces

Trim and normalize spaces.

Reverse Text

Reverse string.

Sort Lines

Alphabetical sorting.

URL Encoder/Decoder

Encode/decode URLs.

Word Counter

Count words and characters.

All 12 text tools, free and without an account

Every tool listed above runs entirely inside your browser. Nothing you open is uploaded, there is no sign-up, no file-size limit, and no watermark on anything you export. Pick a tool to get started, or use the search box at the top of the page to jump straight to one.

Each tool page includes a written guide explaining what the tool does, why it works the way it does, and the mistakes that most often catch people out. Longer walkthroughs live on the blog, and you can read more about who builds these and exactly what data we handle in the privacy policy.