Text Tools

Four small writing tools that people reach for constantly, on one page: a counter, a case converter, a cleaner, and a typing test. Everything runs locally in your browser, so text you paste into the counter, a personal message or a paragraph of an unpublished draft, is never uploaded anywhere.

The counter reports words, characters with and without spaces, sentences, paragraphs, and an estimated reading time based on the 200–250 words per minute that adult readers manage for ordinary prose. Social platforms count characters differently — most treat a URL as a fixed length and emoji as two UTF-16 code units — so the counter shows both the raw count and the code-unit count used by most platform limits.

The case converter handles the formats you need for titles, headings, variable names and file names, while the cleaner collapses stray spaces, removes blank lines and strips the smart quotes that break code. The typing test measures raw and adjusted words per minute over sixty seconds.