Clean copied text
Remove hard wraps only when they came from visual layout. Keep paragraph breaks, then count the cleaned draft against the destination?s character rule.
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Text & Lists
Count, clean, organize and compare text. Turn a messy paste or a repeated list into something ready to use.
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Word and character counterMeasure copy against a length limit.Text & ListsText cleanerRepair spacing after copying text.Text & ListsRemove duplicate linesRemove repeated entries without changing list order.Text & ListsSort linesPut a pasted list into useful order.Text & ListsText case converterNormalize capitalization of pasted copy.Text & ListsFind and replace textChange repeated literal text without editing each occurrence.Text & ListsText difference checkerLocate edits between two versions.Text & ListsCompare listsFind shared or missing entries in two lists.Text & Lists
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Try a broader task such as “text”, “CSV” or “image”. Standalone calculators and date tools are outside this collection.
Suggest a taskSTART WITH YOUR PROBLEM
Clean up your words.
Organize a list
Deduplicate by an explicit comparison rule before sorting. Keep the first or last original spelling; use natural order for entries such as item2 and item10.
Compare two versions
Compare lists for missing members and text drafts for sequence edits. Reordered entries can be equal as sets but different as documents.
Guides for text & lists
Text & Lists · Practical guide
Clean copied text without losing paragraphs
Repair hard wraps, non-breaking spaces and extra whitespace while preserving the structure that matters.
Read the guide Text & Lists · Practical guideChoose list comparison or text difference
Understand membership, duplicates and sequence edits before choosing a comparison tool.
Read the guide Text & Lists · Practical guideWhy word and character counts differ
Learn the difference between visible characters, code points, bytes and language-aware word counts.
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