Text Formatter – Powerful Online Text Tools
Convert case, clean whitespace, sort/dedupe lines, find & replace (regex), encode/decode, slugify—then copy or download.
Formatting Options
Transform Your Text with Professional Formatting Tools
Whether you're a student organizing research notes, a writer polishing manuscripts, a developer cleaning up code comments, or a social media manager crafting perfect captions, our Text Formatter provides all the tools you need in one powerful interface.
From simple case conversions to complex regex find-and-replace operations, our formatter handles everything client-side for maximum privacy and speed. Clean up messy text, sort and deduplicate lines, encode for web use, or create SEO-friendly slugs—all with live preview and one-click copying.
Perfect for content creators, developers, students, and professionals who work with text daily. Save time with batch operations, maintain formatting consistency, and ensure your text is perfectly formatted for any platform or purpose.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Title Case differ from Sentence case?
Title Case capitalizes the first letter of each significant word (ignoring small words like 'a', 'the', 'and' unless they're first or last), while Sentence case only capitalizes the first letter of each sentence after periods, question marks, or exclamation points.
Can I use regex in Find & Replace?
Yes! Check the 'Use RegEx' option to enable regular expression patterns in your find and replace operations. This allows for powerful pattern matching and complex text transformations.
How do I remove duplicate lines?
Use the 'Deduplicate lines' option in the Lines section. This will keep only the first occurrence of each unique line and remove all duplicates while preserving the original order.
What's the difference between URL, HTML and Base64 encoding?
URL encoding converts special characters for safe use in URLs (%20 for spaces). HTML encoding converts characters like < > & to HTML entities (< > &). Base64 encoding converts text to a base64 string format commonly used for data transmission.
Is my text stored on your servers?
No, all text processing happens in your browser. Your text is only stored locally in your browser's storage for convenience features like undo/redo and settings persistence. Nothing is sent to our servers.