Text Tools
Open tool Word Counter
Count words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, reading time, speaking time, and progress toward a word goal.
7 free utilities
Text Tools
Count, clean, sort, transform, and rearrange text without sending it to a server.
Text Tools
Open tool Character Counter
Measure characters with and without spaces for posts, forms, and documents.
Text Tools
Open tool Duplicate Line Remover
Remove repeated lines while preserving order, with controls for case, surrounding whitespace, blank lines, and which occurrence to keep.
Choosing well
Choose a text tool by what must stay unchanged
Text work is often less about writing from scratch than making one controlled transformation. UtilityTrove separates counting, casing, sorting, deduplication, scrambling, and reversal so each page can explain exactly what changes and what remains intact.
Measure without editing
Use Word Counter or Character Counter when the content must stay unchanged.
Normalize presentation
Use Case Converter when capitalization is inconsistent, then proofread proper names and style-specific wording.
Work line by line
Duplicate Line Remover and Text Sorter treat each line as an item and are suited to simple lists.
Create a rearranged version
Word Scrambler and Text Reverser are for puzzles, prompts, and structural experiments rather than secure encoding.
A common mistake to avoid
Preserve the original when whitespace, capitalization, or line order has legal, coding, accessibility, or data meaning. These utilities show their output separately so you can compare it before copying; they do not edit the source file or understand the semantics of a document.
How these pages are reviewed
The text utilities are tested against blank input, punctuation, repeated lines, mixed capitalization, and common Unicode text. Each page documents behaviour that can differ across platforms, such as character counting, locale-aware sorting, and complex emoji handling.
Every tool page includes a specific method, worked example, limitations, and privacy note. Inputs are processed locally in your browser and are not intentionally saved. Read our editorial standards and corrections process for more detail.