Text & Productivity

Text Tools

Clean up text, count words and characters, and remove extra spaces. Use the dedicated Case Converter for camelCase, snake_case, and more. Free, fast, and built for a clean browser workflow.

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About this tool

A small toolkit for writers, students, and developers: convert casing, count words and characters, and clean messy spacing before you paste into docs, CMS fields, or forms.

Live counts help you stay inside SEO title limits, ad copy caps, Twitter-style lengths, or assignment word targets without uploading your draft.

Everything stays in the browser, which is useful for confidential notes, unpublished articles, and client copy you should not send to a random online cleaner.

Tips for better results

  • Use sentence case or title case carefully — automated casing still needs a human pass for brand names and acronyms.
  • Strip extra spaces before publishing to avoid odd gaps in emails, PDFs, or code comments.
  • Character counts usually include spaces; check whether your platform’s limit counts spaces the same way.
  • Copy the result back to your editor when finished; this page does not save history after you close the tab.

How to use

  1. 1 Paste your text.
  2. 2 Choose a text action.
  3. 3 Copy the cleaned or converted output.

FAQ

Can I count words and characters?

Yes. Word, character, and sentence counts update as you type or paste.

Can I remove extra spaces?

Yes. The cleaner trims repeated spaces and excessive blank lines while keeping your wording.

Is pasted text stored?

No. Text processing happens in the browser and is not saved by ShishwaLab.

Which case options are available?

Text Tools includes basic upper/lower helpers. For Title Case, Sentence case, camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, and kebab-case, use the dedicated Text Case Converter.

Does it support non-English text?

Basic counting works for many languages. Word boundaries can differ for scripts without spaces — verify important counts manually.

Can it fix grammar?

No. This tool formats and counts text; it does not rewrite meaning or correct grammar.