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Writing and editing often come down to small checks: what exactly changed between two drafts, how long a piece is, or how a heading looks in a plain-text banner. These browser tools compare two text versions, count words and characters, generate text banners, or help you write Markdown with a live preview. The diff checker highlights what was added, removed or changed. The word counter reports words, characters, sentences, paragraphs and estimated reading time as you type. The ASCII generator turns a short phrase into FIGlet-style banner text that you can copy or save. The Markdown editor includes a formatting toolbar and preview for notes, READMEs and drafts. Processing happens locally, so your text is not uploaded. For find-and-replace with patterns, the Developer category has a regex tool.

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Which tool should I use?

  • Need to see what changed between two versions?

    Text Diff Checker: Paste the old and new text to see every difference highlighted.

  • Checking length or reading time?

    Word & Character Counter: Paste or type your text to get live counts and reading time.

  • Want a banner for a header or terminal?

    Text to ASCII Art Generator: Pick a font, type your text and copy the result.

  • Writing notes or a README?

    Markdown Editor with Live Preview: Draft Markdown and check its rendered appearance with the live preview.

  • Replacing text with patterns?

    Regex Find & Replace Tool: The regex tool in Developer tools handles pattern-based find and replace.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the text I paste uploaded anywhere?

No. These tools process text in your browser, so pasted content stays on your device.

How is reading time estimated?

Reading time is based on the word count and an average reading speed, so treat it as a rough guide.

Can the diff checker compare files?

It compares text that you paste or type. Copy the contents of each file into the two panels to compare them.

Which fonts does the ASCII generator offer?

It offers several FIGlet fonts, including Standard, Big, Slant and Block. Wider fonts need more horizontal space.