About
Text Tools is a free toolkit offering a word counter, case converter, remove duplicate lines, markdown table generator and URL encoding.
Every tool runs only in your browser; we never collect or store the text you enter.
What this site does
Text Tools is a free web toolkit built to handle the everyday tasks anyone who writes or works with text runs into. You can match an essay's word count, change the case of English sentences, clean up duplicates in a list, build markdown tables and encode URLs, all in your browser with no install or sign-up.
Our principles
- Accuracy — every tool's logic is written as pure functions and verified with unit tests. Characters are counted by Unicode code point and bytes by UTF-8, consistently.
- Privacy first — the text you enter is processed only in your browser (client side). It is never sent to or stored on a server, so even sensitive documents are relatively safe to work with.
- Speed — built with lightweight HTML, CSS and JavaScript only, with no external frameworks or web fonts, so pages load fast.
- Accessibility — every input is labeled, and the tools are designed with keyboard and screen reader use in mind.
- Transparency — each tool page states how it calculates and what its limits are.
Experience and expertise (E-E-A-T)
Each Text Tools utility is designed around features repeatedly needed in real writing and development work. The word counter is built with application essay and report length limits in mind, the markdown table generator with GitHub and Notion documents, and the URL encoder with practical web development. The calculations and definitions on each page follow established standards (Unicode, UTF-8, the WHATWG URL standard, markdown table syntax), and where a standard is ambiguous we adopt the most widely used behavior.
Reference standards
Authoritative resources for the standards the tools follow are available below.
- The Unicode Consortium — the basis for characters and code points
- MDN Web Docs — Percent-encoding — the basis for URL encoding
- Markdown Guide — Extended syntax (tables) — markdown table syntax
Contact
For bug reports or feature suggestions, email contact@example.com. For details on how we handle data, see our Privacy Policy.
Last updated: 2026-06-25