About Text Utilities
Text Utilities counts, sorts, reverses, and transforms lines or words for quick cleanup and repeatable text preparation.
Small text operations become safer when you make the normalization rule explicit. Decide how to treat blank lines, repeated values, case, punctuation, and line endings before copying the result into another system.
How to use this developer tool
- Paste the text and choose the operation, such as statistics, case conversion, sorting, or line reversal.
- Set the whitespace and line-ending behavior when the operation offers it.
- Review a few edge cases, then copy the output only after checking that the transformation preserved the data you need.
Privacy and data handling
Text operations run locally in the browser. Use a representative sample for private data, because local processing does not remove the risk of copying sensitive output elsewhere.
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Frequently asked questions
Why did line counts change?
Blank lines, trailing newlines, and different line-ending sequences affect counts. Use the displayed normalization settings to understand the result.
Does sorting preserve duplicate lines?
Sorting rearranges values; whether duplicates remain depends on the selected operation. Check the output before using it as a unique list.
Can case conversion preserve acronyms?
Generic case transforms cannot infer every domain-specific acronym. Review names and identifiers manually after conversion.