All-in-One Text Tool

Converts all letters to capital letters. Useful for headings, labels, and text that needs strong emphasis.

Converts all letters to small letters. Helpful when pasted text has random capitals and you want consistent formatting.

Smart title-case rules — minor words like 'and', 'of', 'the' stay lowercase unless they are the first or last word.

Capitalizes the first letter of each sentence and normalizes the rest. Great for turning SHOUTING text into readable paragraphs.

Capitalizes the first letter of every single word. Simpler than Title Case — no exceptions for short words.

Cycles letters between uppercase and lowercase — every other letter flips. Great for meme-style emphasis.

Flips all characters in reverse order. Handy for puzzles, creative layouts, or just seeing text from the other end.

Converts compatible characters to their upside-down Unicode equivalents. Unsupported characters are left unchanged.

Reflects text horizontally using mirrored Unicode characters and reverses the order for a true mirror effect.

Applies visual styling to the output — bold weight, italic slant, underline, or strikethrough — using the same font family as your input.

Converts ASCII letters and numbers to their full-width Unicode equivalents for a spaced-out, stylized appearance.

Auto-detects direction — encodes plain text to 8-bit binary groups, or decodes valid binary back to readable text.

Collapses multiple spaces into a single space and trims extra spacing around lines. Ideal for cleaning copied paragraphs.

Removes blank lines between text lines, so long notes or lists become compact and easier to read.

Removes repeated lines and keeps the first occurrence. Useful for deduplicating lists like keywords, emails, or IDs.

Removes punctuation and symbols while keeping letters, numbers, spaces, and line breaks. Good for plain-text cleanup.

Shows how many words are in your input. Useful for article limits, assignments, SEO ranges, and social copy planning.

Shows total character count (including spaces). Helpful for platform limits like ads, bios, titles, and meta descriptions.

Estimates number of sentences using punctuation. Useful for checking readability and keeping writing concise.

Counts separated text blocks/paragraphs. Helps organize structure for emails, blogs, and formatted documents.