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Morse
Use these Morse code tools to convert English to Morse, decode Morse back to text, and study number patterns with quick copy-ready output.
Cleanup
Use these text cleanup tools to fix spacing, flatten pasted paragraphs, split or join lists, and prepare text for CMS, spreadsheets, or forms.
Encoding
These encoding and decoding tools help you inspect bytes, convert text into machine-friendly formats, and reverse encoded values back into readable output.
Text Style
Use these text style tools to create visual text effects for bios, captions, short headings, and novelty formatting without switching to image editors or custom fonts.
Counting and Utility
Everything you need to measure your writing and generate quick content — word counts, reading time, random prompts, repeaters, and mock data for drafting, classrooms, and testing.
Unicode
These tools work on the actual Unicode mechanism rather than a lookup table: real code point data, real byte sequences, and real normalization. Start with the inspector if something looks right but behaves wrong.
SEO
Everything here measures the way the destination measures: pixel width for search results, platform rules for social, and real frequency counts for keyword density. No signup, nothing uploaded.
Developer
A small set of tools that do the fiddly parts properly: RFC 4180 quoting, RFC 9562 UUID versions, and byte-accurate size reporting. Nothing is uploaded, which matters when the data you are debugging is real.
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