Text tools are the small rescues writing needs every day: an essay that must hit 500 words, a heading pasted in the wrong case, lines copied out of a PDF in pieces. On ToolPeko they run inside your browser. Your text is never uploaded or stored, and every tool is free.
Every tool below runs in your browser, on your own device. Open one, finish the job, close the tab. Nothing you use here is uploaded or stored.
Words, characters, sentences and reading time, live.
UPPER, lower, Title and sentence case in one click.
Characters with and without spaces, counted as you type.
Count sentences and check how long they run.
Count paragraphs, lines and words in one paste.
Count letters alone, with spaces and lines shown too.
Headlines capitalized the way style guides ask for.
How many minutes your text takes to read or say aloud.
Turn a word count into pages at your font and spacing.
A plain reading score that shows who can follow your text.
A basic grammar pass that catches common mistakes.
Catch spelling slips before an essay or email goes out.
Two texts side by side, every difference marked.
Compare two texts you give it. It does not search the web.
The key sentences of a long text, pulled out in order.
Strip double spaces, blank lines and pasted mess in one click.
Text copied from a PDF, joined back into clean lines.
Repeated lines dropped, each line left once.
Lines sorted A to Z, by length, or in reverse.
Your text written backwards, letters or whole words.
Flip text upside down for posts and nicknames.
Tiny letters for bios, names and captions.
Bold, cursive and styled letters for profiles and games.
Copy a blank character for empty names and posts.
Repeat a word or line as many times as you ask.
Dummy paragraphs for designs and layout drafts.
APA and MLA references formatted the right way.
Typed lines turned into a handwritten page picture.
A clean notepad in the browser, saved nowhere but here.
Essay and paragraph structures to start from, not copy.
Slogan and business name ideas from word lists, no AI claims.
Writing tools earn their keep in small moments. The essay is 40 words over. The headline came out of a spreadsheet in all caps. The copied paragraph broke into a line per word. This page is a full drawer of those fixes.
Count it: Word Counter counts words, characters, sentences and reading time as you type. Its close family covers the narrower asks: Character Counter for posts and forms with a limit, Sentence Counter, Paragraph Counter, Letter Counter, Reading Time Calculator for talks and videos, and Words to Pages Calculator when an assignment is set in pages, not words.
Fix the case and the shape: Case Converter turns text into UPPER, lower, Title or sentence case in one click, and Title Case Converter capitalizes headlines the way style guides ask. Text Cleaner strips double spaces and blank lines, Remove Line Breaks joins text that a PDF broke apart, Remove Duplicate Lines drops repeats from a list, and Sort Lines puts lines in order.
Check and compare: Readability Checker scores how hard a text is to follow. Grammar Checker and Spell Checker make a basic pass for common mistakes. Text Compare marks every difference between two versions, and Plagiarism Comparison measures how alike two texts you provide really are. Text Summarizer pulls the key sentences out of a long piece.
Make and play: Fancy Text Generator and Small Text Generator style names and bios, Invisible Character gives you a blank that posts accept, and Reverse Text Generator and Upside Down Text Generator flip text for fun. Working tools sit here too: Text Repeater, Lorem Ipsum Generator, Citation Generator for APA and MLA references, Text to Handwriting, Online Text Editor, Writing Templates and Slogan Generator.
| Your problem | Use this | Why it fits |
|---|---|---|
| My essay must be 500 words and I am not close | Word Counter | Live count as you type, with sentences and reading time |
| This heading is ALL CAPS and it is long | Case Converter | One click to sentence or Title case |
| Text copied from a PDF came out line by line | Remove Line Breaks | Joins it back into proper paragraphs |
| My list is full of the same lines twice | Remove Duplicate Lines | Each line left exactly once |
| Two drafts exist and nobody knows what changed | Text Compare | Every difference marked, side by side |
| My teacher says my writing is hard to follow | Readability Checker | A plain score and the level it reads at |
| I need references in APA format by tonight | Citation Generator | Formatted the way the style guide demands |
| My game name needs to look different | Fancy Text Generator | Styled letters you can copy anywhere |
Every tool on this page works on text you paste into your browser, and the processing happens there too. Your text is never uploaded or stored, so an unpublished draft, a resignation letter or a client’s manuscript stays exactly where it started.
The honest limits, so nobody oversells you:
A student trims an assignment to the word limit at midnight without losing the argument. A secretary fixes a full page of pasted caps before it goes to a client. A blogger pastes two versions of a post and finds the paragraph a co-writer quietly changed. A gamer copies a styled name, a teacher cleans a worksheet copied from a PDF, and nobody installed a thing.
Yes. Every tool on this page is free, with no paid plan behind it and no daily limit box. ToolPeko earns from ads on the site.
No. The tools run in your browser on the text you paste. Close the tab and the text is gone. The grammar and spell checkers send text to a free checking service only when you run them, and it is not stored there.
The same way Microsoft Word and Google Docs do: it splits the text on spaces. A hyphenated word counts as one word. The count you see here is the count your teacher or editor will see.
Only between two texts you provide, with the Plagiarism Comparison. No honest free tool can search the whole web for copied text. Anyone claiming that for free is not being straight with you.
For general readers, text that a 13 to 15 year old can follow is the sweet spot. Simpler is rarely worse. The Readability Checker shows the level, and shorter sentences are the fastest way to improve it.
Yes. They run in the browser on Android and iPhone, and on Windows and Mac. Pasting a long document is easier with a keyboard, but the tools themselves work the same everywhere.
The Online Text Editor gives you a clean page to write on, but it is not storage. Copy your work somewhere safe before you close the tab, the same advice as any scratch pad.
This is only one drawer of the toolbox. The rest work the same way: free, in your browser, with nothing uploaded.