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Writing & Text calculators

Word and character counters, readability scoring, slug generators, regex testers.

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camelCase Converter

camelCase Converter takes source text, target style, optional rules and returns the matching camelcase result. Runs en…

Character Counter

Character Counter takes source text, target style, optional rules and returns the matching character counter result. R…

Flesch Reading Ease Calculator

Score 60-70 = standard. 90 5th grade.

Font Size Readability

16px body min web. Smaller is unreadable. 18-20px ideal.

Lowercase Converter

Lowercase Converter takes source text, target style, optional rules and returns the matching lowercase result. Runs en…

Markdown Editor / Preview

GitHub-flavored Markdown. Live preview. Export as HTML.

Markdown Formatter

Markdown Formatter takes string, regex, format, count and returns the matching markdown formatter result. Runs entirel…

Paragraph Counter

Paragraph Counter takes source text, target style, optional rules and returns the matching paragraph counter result. R…

Reverse Text

Reverse Text takes source text, target style, optional rules and returns the matching reverse text result. Runs entire…

Sentence Counter

Sentence Counter takes source text, target style, optional rules and returns the matching sentence counter result. Run…

snake_case Converter

snake case converter, snake_case tool, python variable names, sql column names, postgresql naming convention snake_cas…

Text Character Counter

Text Character Counter takes source text, target style, optional rules and returns the matching text character counter…

Text Diff / Compare

Compare two texts and see additions, deletions, and changes highlighted.

Title Case Converter

Title Case Converter takes source text, target style, optional rules and returns the matching title case result. Runs …

Uppercase Converter

Uppercase Converter takes source text, target style, optional rules and returns the matching uppercase result. Runs en…

Word Counter

Word Counter takes source text, target style, optional rules and returns the matching word counter result. Runs entire…

🔤 Anagram Solver

🔤 Anagram Solver takes game state, settings, opponent profile and returns the matching 🔤 anagram solver result. Runs…

Flesch-Kincaid Readability Calculator

Paste English text and get its Flesch-Kincaid grade level, Flesch reading ease, and sentence, word, syllable counts.

Markdown to HTML Converter

Convert markdown to HTML in your browser. Supports headings, bold, italic, inline and fenced code, links, lists, and b…

About writing & text

Writing and text tools cover the operations writers, editors, marketers, and developers reach for: word and character count (with and without spaces), readability scoring (Flesch-Kincaid, Gunning Fog, SMOG, Coleman-Liau), syllable count, text-case conversion (camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, kebab-case, Title Case, SENTENCE case), slug generator for URLs, paraphraser/rephraser, regex tester, text-diff, anagram solver, and Lorem Ipsum generator.

Use these to check whether a blog post hits an 8th-grade reading level, generate a URL-safe slug from a long title, count words in an essay against a 1,500-word limit, find the differences between two contract drafts, convert a CSV header from spaced to camelCase for a database column name, or paraphrase a sentence that reads awkwardly.

Sources: standard readability formulas as published in the original papers (Flesch 1948, Kincaid 1975), Webster's syllable count rules, RFC 3986 for URL slug safety. Output stays in your browser; long documents are not uploaded anywhere.

Common use cases

Real scenarios where the writing & text calculators in this category earn their keep.

Word count for a 1,500-word essay

Live count as you paste / type. Excludes URLs and code blocks (toggle). Shows characters with and without spaces, paragraphs, and average sentence length.

Readability score for a blog post

Returns Flesch-Kincaid grade level, Gunning Fog index, and Coleman-Liau. Aim for grade 7-9 for general audience web content per Nielsen Norman guidelines.

URL slug from a title

Lowercase, replace spaces with hyphens, strip punctuation, collapse repeated hyphens. The slug tool handles Unicode normalization for non-Latin titles.

Convert header case

Convert 'first name' to firstName, FirstName, first_name, first-name, FIRST_NAME. Useful when consuming a CSV or API into a database with case conventions.

Find differences between two drafts

Side-by-side diff highlighting additions, deletions, and unchanged sections. Word-level granularity by default; toggle to character-level for code.

Key terms

Glossary for the formulas and conventions these tools use.

Flesch-Kincaid grade
Readability score expressed as a US school grade. 8 = 13-year-old reading level. Web copy targets 7-9 for general audiences.
Gunning Fog
Readability score combining sentence length and complex-word density (3+ syllables). 12 = high school senior. Aim under 12 for accessible writing.
Slug
URL-safe identifier derived from a title. Lowercase, hyphens for spaces, no punctuation. Example: 'How to Bake Bread' -> 'how-to-bake-bread'.
camelCase / PascalCase
Identifier conventions. firstName (camel: first word lowercase) vs FirstName (Pascal: first word capitalised). Common in JS and Java.
snake_case / kebab-case
Identifier conventions. first_name (snake) common in Python, Ruby, SQL. first-name (kebab) common in URLs, CSS classes, file names.
Syllable count
Number of vowel-sound clusters in a word. Drives most readability formulas. The tool uses an exception-table-augmented heuristic for English.
Diff
Difference between two pieces of text. Line-, word-, or character-level. Visualised with green (added) and red (removed) highlights.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers to the most common writing & text questions.

What word count should I aim for in a blog post?
Long-form (1,500-3,000 words) tends to rank better in Google for competitive queries. Short helpful posts (500-800) work for utility content. The tool just counts; the right target depends on your topic.
Is the Flesch-Kincaid score reliable?
It's a heuristic based on sentence length and syllable count. Useful as a guardrail (your post is at college level when you want middle-school level) but doesn't capture real readability factors like jargon and structure.
How does the slug generator handle non-Latin characters?
It Unicode-normalises and transliterates: 'Café au Lait' becomes 'cafe-au-lait'. Drops emoji and most punctuation. Configurable: keep diacritics, keep underscores, max length.
Can the text-diff tool handle long documents?
Yes, up to a few megabytes. For very large contracts (50+ pages), it may take a few seconds. Output is rendered with green/red highlights; toggle word- or character-level granularity.
Does the paraphraser use AI?
It uses a small rule-based and dictionary-substitution engine that runs locally in your browser. Output quality is lower than an LLM paraphrase, but the text never leaves your device. For nuanced rewriting, use an AI assistant.
How we maintain accuracy. Every calculator in this category is authored by a named editor, sourced against the primary tax authority or standards body where applicable, and dated to the last reconciliation pass. Suspected errors reach an editor through the comment box at the bottom of any tool page.