Transform and measure plain text in one workspace: case conversion (upper, lower, capitalize, camelCase), word and character counts, whitespace statistics, and optional generation of random filler words for layout or form testing. All processing stays on the text string you provide—there is no remote document store.
How it works
Case transforms map Unicode letters according to the selected style (for example camelCase collapses spaces and capitalizes internal word starts). Counters scan the string for words (whitespace-separated tokens) and characters; whitespace helpers report how much of the buffer is spaces, tabs, or newlines. Random-word generation requests a bounded list of dictionary words when you need placeholder copy under a max length or max word count.
When to use it
- Normalize titles or identifiers before pasting into configs or CMS fields
- Check length limits (SMS, bio fields, tweet-like caps) without leaving the page
- Produce throwaway sample paragraphs for UI mockups
Limitations
Locale-sensitive casing (Turkish dotted I, German ß) may not match every publishing style guide. “Word” boundaries follow simple whitespace splits, not linguistic tokenization. Random words are for filler only—not cryptographically random secrets. Extremely large pastes may feel sluggish in the browser tab.
Example
Input hello WORLD from tool plaza uppercased becomes HELLO WORLD FROM TOOL PLAZA; camelCase yields a form such as helloWorldFromToolPlaza. The same string reports 5 words and 28 characters including spaces.