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Online text tools

Free online text tools for converting, cleaning, counting, and reshaping plain language. Convert case, remove duplicate lines, find repeated words, and clean text copied from PDFs or chat apps.

Case conversion

Change letter case for prose, headings, and identifiers. Inverse case is the Caps Lock plus Shift repair.

Cleaning and editing

Join PDF wraps, drop duplicate lines, and strip characters before you publish or import.

Counting and analysis

Word frequency, sentence counts, and sorted lists — not grammar or plagiarism scores.

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What are text tools? They are browser utilities that change letter case, clean messy paste, count words, and transform plain language without installing desktop software. CaseSwitch runs most of them locally so drafts stay on your device — useful when you only need a transform, not a full word processor.

Popular text conversions start with sentence case for readable email and notes, title case for blog headings, UPPERCASE for labels, and lowercase for tags. Inverse case repairs the Caps Lock-plus-Shift mess before you apply sentence case. Alternating and capitalized case cover playful or UI-label needs. The homepage converter can switch styles without re-pasting.

Tools for cleaning copied text join PDF line wraps, collapse whitespace, strip characters, dedupe lists while keeping first-seen order, and run find-and-replace before you import a CSV or publish. Use them when Slack, email, or OCR dumps leave broken lines and invisible spaces.

Writers and students use these pages to fix Caps Lock drafts, format essay headings, and count words or sentences before publishing. Support teams clean ticket text; marketers tidy keyword lists. None of these converters invent proper nouns or brand spelling — restore iPhone, NASA, and similar capitals by eye.

Text tools for developers often pair with Code & Data: lowercase a label here, then convert to camelCase, snake_case, or a URL slug there. Word frequency helps spot overused terms in docs. These pages are not grammar checkers, plagiarism detectors, or citation managers — automated case is a first pass.

When you need a dedicated guide, open the matching tool page for examples and edge cases. Browse All Tools or the homepage popular list when you are exploring. Processing stays in your browser after the page loads, so you can disconnect and still convert.

Frequently asked questions

What are online text tools?+

Browser utilities that convert case, clean copied text, count words, and transform plain language without installing desktop software. CaseSwitch runs most of them locally on your device.

Which case tool should I open first?+

For a messy paragraph, use sentence case. For a heading, use title case. If Caps Lock inverted letters, use inverse case first. The homepage converter can switch styles without re-pasting.

Do these text tools upload my draft?+

No. Case conversion, cleaning, and counting run in this browser. You can turn off the network after the page loads and still convert.

Are these tools for writers and students?+

Yes — emails, essays, captions, and notes. Support and ops teams also clean exports here. They are not full word processors or citation managers.

Is a word frequency list the same as a word counter?+

The word frequency tool lists each word with a count so you can see overused terms. Character, word, sentence, and line totals also appear in the statistics bar on editor tools.

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