Convert text case, count words and characters, generate QR codes and copy special characters and symbols — a handy text utility set.
Paste or type your text and choose an operation: convert the case (upper, lower, title or sentence case), count the words and characters, generate a QR code from a string or URL, or browse and copy special characters and symbols that are hard to type directly. Results update as you go and copy with a click.
The tools sit together, so you can, for example, clean up the case of a heading and then count its characters without switching pages.
Small text chores add up: fixing the case of a pasted title, checking whether a bio fits a character limit, turning a link into a scannable QR code, or finding an em dash, arrow or accented letter that isn't on your keyboard. Having them in one place saves hunting for a separate site for each.
Word and character counts are especially handy for meta descriptions, tweets, form limits and anywhere length matters.
Case conversion and counting are simple string operations run in your browser as you type. QR codes are rendered locally from the text you enter, and the special-character picker is a searchable table of symbols you can copy. None of it involves a server.
Whatever you paste stays on your device — nothing is transmitted or stored elsewhere.
Yes. It reports both word and character counts, which is useful for length-limited fields.
Yes. The QR image is rendered in your browser from the text you provide, with no upload.
Common transforms such as uppercase, lowercase, title case and sentence case.
They are a built-in, searchable set of symbols and accented characters you can copy with one click.