Working with text: counting, cases, duplicates and Markdown

Preparing text for a post or article is not just writing — there are technical routines too: counting the volume, fixing the case, cleaning up a list and converting markup to HTML. All of it is done in your browser without installing any software.

Count your text

Word & Character Counter instantly shows the number of words, characters and estimated reading time — useful when a post has a strict character limit. Just paste the text and the stats update immediately.

Fix the case

Text Case Converter changes text case in one click: all caps, all lowercase or title case. It saves you when a copied headline is in an awkward case.

Clean up a list

List Deduplicator & Sorter removes duplicate lines, extra whitespace and sorts the list alphabetically — doing it manually takes long and is easy to get wrong.

Convert to HTML

Markdown to HTML converts your markup into ready HTML with an instant preview — ideal for publishing an article on a website or blog.

Common mistakes

• Pasting text from Word without cleaning: extra spaces and invisible characters — run it through List Deduplicator & Sorter
• Publishing a post that exceeds the character limit — check the stats before publishing
• Copying code from an editor instead of converting with Markdown to HTML — the code ends up messy