Free Text Tools

Paste or type your text into our free Word & Character Counter and the word count updates instantly as you go — no button to press. Words are counted as whitespace-separated tokens, the same way word processors do. Alongside the word count you also get characters (with and without spaces), sentences, paragraphs, estimated reading time and speaking time, and a keyword-density breakdown of your most-used words. Everything runs in your browser, so even private drafts stay on your device.

A text case converter changes the capitalization style of your text without you retyping it. Our Text Case Converter handles twelve styles: UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, Sentence case, camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, kebab-case, SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE, dot.case, Reverse and aLtErNaTiNg case. It's useful for cleaning up headlines, formatting variable names for code, or fixing text that arrived in the wrong case. Paste your text, click a style, and copy the result.

Lorem Ipsum is scrambled, meaningless placeholder text used by designers and developers to fill a layout before the real copy is ready, so the focus stays on the design rather than the words. It's based on a passage of classical Latin by Cicero. Our Lorem Ipsum Generator creates it by paragraphs, words, sentences or bullet lists, can wrap the output in HTML tags, and offers business-jargon and tech-jargon variants for more realistic mockups.

Open our Text Diff Checker, paste the original text on the left and the modified text on the right, then click Show Diff. It highlights every addition in green and every deletion in red, and reports how many words were added or removed plus an overall similarity percentage. You can compare at word, character or line level depending on how granular you need to be — handy for proofreading edits, reviewing contract changes, or checking two versions of code or copy.

A readability score estimates how easy a piece of writing is to understand, usually by looking at sentence length and word complexity. A higher Flesch Reading Ease score (out of 100) means easier reading; a grade level tells you the years of education a reader would need. Our Readability Score Checker computes several of these at once and highlights your longest sentences and most complex words, so you can see exactly what to simplify.

The Flesch-Kincaid metrics are two of the most widely used readability formulas. Flesch Reading Ease rates text from 0 to 100 — 60-70 is plain English, below 30 is very difficult. The Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level converts that into a US school grade, so a score of 8 means an eighth-grader could follow it. Both are based on average words per sentence and average syllables per word. Our readability tool shows both, plus the Gunning Fog index.

Paste your AI-generated text into the AI Text Humanizer, choose a style (natural, professional, academic, creative or simple) and an intensity, then click Humanize. It uses Google Gemini to rewrite the text so it sounds less robotic — varying sentence structure, adding contractions and smoothing the flow while keeping your meaning. The result is fully editable. Because it uses an AI service, the text is sent to Google Gemini for processing, and there's a small daily free limit per browser.

Reading time is estimated from your word count: our tools assume an average reading speed of about 200 words per minute and a speaking speed of about 130 words per minute, which is typical for adults. So a 1,000-word article is roughly a 5-minute read and an 8-minute speech. The Word Counter shows both figures live as you type, which is useful for sizing blog posts, scripts and presentations.

Word count is the number of words — whitespace-separated tokens — while character count is the number of individual characters, including or excluding spaces. Word count matters for essays, articles and SEO content where a length target is given in words. Character count matters where there's a hard character limit: tweets, meta descriptions, SMS messages, database fields and bios. Our Word Counter shows word count, character count with spaces, and character count without spaces simultaneously.

Open the Text Case Converter, paste your text in the input box, and click the UPPERCASE button — the converted text appears instantly in the output box, ready to copy. You can switch to lowercase, Title Case or any of the other styles with one click, swap input and output, and download the result as a .txt file. It all happens in your browser, so there's no upload and no limit on how much text you convert.