Text Tools

Plain text tasks come up constantly whether you're writing, editing, or cleaning up data — checking whether a piece of writing fits a word limit, fixing inconsistent capitalization, removing duplicate entries from a list, or making a bulk find-and-replace edit across a large block of content. These are small tasks individually, but switching between a word processor, a spreadsheet, and a text editor to handle them adds unnecessary friction.

The Word Counter is the most commonly used tool in this category, giving live counts for words, characters (with and without spaces), sentences, lines, and estimated reading time as you type or paste. That last figure matters for content writers and students working against a target length, while the character count is especially useful for anyone writing meta descriptions or title tags, which search engines truncate past a fixed character limit.

The Text Case Converter switches between UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, Sentence case, and camelCase, which comes up often when reformatting headings, cleaning up data pulled from inconsistent sources, or preparing variable names for code. Remove Duplicate Lines and Sort Text Lines are built for working with list-like data — cleaning up a CSV export, deduplicating a list of email addresses, or alphabetizing a set of entries — without needing to open a spreadsheet application.

Find and Replace Text handles bulk text edits in a single pass, supporting both plain text matching and case-sensitive search, which is useful for anything from fixing a repeated typo across a long document to reformatting a block of data pulled from another source. As with every tool on FilesFortress, none of this text is sent anywhere — everything runs directly in your browser.