Text Editing & SearchLast updated: 2026-09-13

Text Converter

Convert case (lowercase, uppercase, title case) and clean up text: remove blank lines, trim spaces, and count characters, lines and UTF-8 bytes.

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Each action reads Input. To chain transformations, copy Output back into Input before choosing another action.

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How to use

  1. 1

    Input

    Type the text you want to transform.

  2. 2

    Transform

    Choose the transformation.

  3. 3

    Copy

    Copy the result.

Features

  • Real-time character, line and byte counts
  • Uppercase, lowercase and title case conversion
  • Blank line removal and whitespace trimming
  • Unicode code-point character counting

Use cases

Check social media limits

Count a draft by code point before posting. The destination platform may count characters differently.

Count report characters

Get accurate character and line counts for reports and essays before submission.

Clean up your text

Normalize mixed line breaks and spacing into readable text.

Details

Text tools bundles handy utilities for cleaning up and formatting text: case conversion, character/line/byte counts, and blank line removal.

Input characters are counted by Unicode code point. A visible emoji can contain several code points. This is not a word count or a platform-specific social media limit check.

Just copy and paste - combine it with your editor of choice to streamline your writing workflow.

FAQ

Are Japanese characters counted accurately?

Yes. Japanese characters including emoji and full-width characters are counted precisely by Unicode code point.

Does case conversion affect non-English text?

Uppercase and lowercase follow Unicode casing, including letters beyond A–Z. Japanese scripts stay unchanged. Language-specific rules cannot be selected.

Can it handle very long text?

Yes. Long text is processed in real time within your browser memory limits.

Are both full-width and half-width characters counted?

Yes. Full-width Japanese characters and half-width letters are each counted as one character.

All processing happens in your browser. Your files are never uploaded.

Verified: Free-form input stays in the browser and is not sent externally

Did you know?

Japanese hiragana has 46 characters - and so does katakana.

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