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Free Text Tools: Convert, Clean, Encode and Hash

These free text tools help you clean up whitespace, extract data, convert numbers, encode text and create hashes. Every tool runs in your browser, so your text never leaves your device.

Text cleaning

Text ReverserReverse letters, words or lines of any text. Whitespace RemoverRemove extra spaces, all whitespace, empty lines or line edges. Spaces, Tabs and Newlines ConverterSwap spaces, tabs and new lines in four ways. Remove AccentsTurn accented letters into plain letters, such as é into e. Duplicate Line RemoverDelete repeated lines from a list, with optional sorting. Find and Replace TextReplace words, phrases or patterns in any text. Text SplitterSplit text at a delimiter, by size or into equal parts.

Text analysis

Text ExtractorPull emails, URLs or numbers out of any text. Word and Character Frequency CounterCount how often each word and character appears in a text.

Number tools

Number to Words ConverterWrite numbers in words and turn number words back into digits. Roman Numeral ConverterConvert numbers to Roman numerals and back, from 1 to 3999.

Text to code

Text to ASCII ConverterConvert text to ASCII (decimal) codes and codes back to text. Text to Octal ConverterConvert text to octal (base 8) values and octal back to text.

Encoders and hashes

Hash GeneratorCreate MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512 and more hashes of any text.

How These Text Tools Work

Every tool runs inside your browser with JavaScript. The text you paste is processed on your own device and is not uploaded, stored or logged, so it is safe to use with private notes, lists and snippets of code.

There is no signup, no limit on how often you use a tool and no outside service behind it. Results appear instantly, and most tools have a Copy button.

Which Text Tool Should I Use?

Messy text? Start with the whitespace remover and the accent remover.
Working with numbers? Try the number to words converter or the Roman numeral converter.
Need to encode data? Use the hash generator or the text to ASCII converter.

For the full list of encodings, see RFC 4648, the Base16, Base32 and Base64 standard.