- Strip HTML tags
Strip angle-bracket tags from HTML snippets and keep the visible text content for previews or plain-text exports.
- Remove accents
Normalize Unicode text by stripping accents and diacritics for ASCII-friendly filenames or search keys.
- Slugify text
Turn titles into URL slugs with configurable separator and casing for permalinks and file names.
- Remove newlines
Join multiline pasted text into a single line by stripping carriage returns and line feeds.
- Collapse whitespace
Replace runs of spaces, tabs, and newlines with a single space for cleaner plain text.
- Validate URL
Test whether a pasted string matches common HTTP/HTTPS URL patterns including hostnames and IPv4.
- Count words
Count whitespace-separated words in a pasted string—useful for copy limits and readability checks.
- Reverse text
Flip character order in a pasted string—handy for puzzles, palindrome checks, and mirrored text experiments.
- Count characters
Count every character in a string including spaces and punctuation—complements the word counter.
- Split vowels and consonants
Extract lowercase vowels and consonants from Latin letters in your text—useful for linguistics drills and word games.
- Sort lines
Sort pasted lines ascending or descending, with optional numeric-aware ordering.
- Unique lines
Deduplicate lines with optional case folding, trimming, and keep-first or keep-last rules.
- Truncate text
Cut text to a maximum character length and append an ellipsis when shortened for previews.
- Case convert
Transform identifiers between camelCase, snake_case, kebab-case, PascalCase, and CONSTANT_CASE for code and APIs.
- Reading time
Count words and estimate silent reading minutes at about 238 words per minute for blog posts and docs.
- Extract emails
Pull unique email addresses from pasted notes, logs, or HTML snippets using a practical pattern match.