Text Tools – Free Online Writing & Editing Utilities

Seven browser-based tools for everyday writing: count words and reading time, switch case in one click, rewrite sentences, catch grammar slips, remove duplicate lines, summarise long articles, and check keyword density for SEO. Nothing is uploaded — all processing happens locally on your device.

What's in this category?

If you write for work, school, or the web, the Text Tools category is built around the questions you ask most often. The Word Counter updates as you type, showing words, characters with and without spaces, sentences, paragraphs, and an estimated reading time at 225 words per minute — useful for hitting an essay limit, a tweet, or a meta description.

For style and clean-up, the Case Converter flips text between UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, Sentence case, and camelCase; the Remove Duplicate Lines tool de-duplicates lists or logs, with options for case-insensitivity, trimming whitespace and sorting; and the Text Summariser uses extractive ranking (TF-style frequency, stop-word filtering) to pick the most important sentences from any article at a short, medium, or long ratio.

Two writers' helpers handle rewrites: the Paraphrasing Tool swaps synonyms and varies sentence structure, while the Grammar Checker flags spelling and grammar slips with quick suggestions. Neither needs an account.

For SEO and content marketing, the Keyword Density Checker reports the most common single words, two-word and three-word phrases in any article, with frequency and percentage — handy for spotting over-stuffing or finding accidentally missing target terms.

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Why use these instead of an AI chatbot?

Two reasons. First, privacy: nothing leaves your browser, so the draft email, confidential brief, or unpublished blog post stays on your device. Second, speed and predictability: an extractive summariser and a deterministic case-converter give the same answer every time and never hallucinate. For pure rewording, copy the output of the paraphraser into a chatbot if you want a stylistic second pass — the two work well in series.

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