Text Tools guide 2026
Counting, Chinese script, pinyin, letter case, deduplication, punctuation, term checking, and summarization. Every listed task has its own URL, immediate workspace, examples, explanations, FAQs, and related links.
All 8 tools in this category
- Word and Character Counter:Count characters, characters without spaces, CJK characters, words, lines, paragraphs, and reading time.
- Simplified Traditional Chinese Converter:Convert between Simplified Chinese, Taiwan Traditional, Hong Kong Traditional, and Simplified output with phrase dictionaries.
- Chinese to Pinyin Converter:Convert Chinese text into pinyin with tone marks, tone numbers, or no tones and configurable separators.
- Text Case Converter:Convert text between upper, lower, title, sentence, camel, Pascal, snake, and kebab case.
- Text Line Deduplicator:Remove duplicate lines with controls for whitespace, letter case, empty lines, sorting, and reduction metrics.
- Punctuation Fixer:Normalize Chinese or English punctuation, repeated marks, surrounding spaces, and common quote styles.
- Sensitive Word Checker:Check text against an editable term list, count matches, and mask, mark, or report the detected terms.
- Text Summary and Rewrite:Use local extractive summarization and transparent rewrite rules to condense text or make it clearer and more formal.
How to choose a workflow
Start with the page that describes the exact input and result you need. Deterministic conversion and calculation run locally, while OCR or dictionary workflows may download a browser runtime on first use.
Privacy, mobile use, and result checks
No account is required for the basic workflow. Files and text remain in the current browser. On a phone, smaller files are recommended. Always verify dates, amounts, names, units, recognized text, and downloaded output before formal use.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use every basic function without signing in?
Yes. Open the specific page and start immediately.
Are uploaded files stored by the site?
No. These workflows process the source in the browser and do not send it to the site server.
Why can the first OCR or dictionary run take longer?
The browser downloads the required runtime or language data once before processing.