Text Compare

Compare two blocks of text and see exactly what changed line by line. The diff checker highlights removed and added lines so you can spot edits, duplicates, and differences between two versions instantly.

Built for text compare workflows and closely related tasks like diff checker.

19 chars3 words
19 characters, 3 words
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3 removed, 1 added - apple - banana - cherry +

Example usage

Example input

apple banana cherry

Example output

1 removed, 1 added apple - banana + blueberry cherry

Batch Processing

Enter multiple inputs, one per line. Each line will be processed separately.

Why this tool?

All tools run entirely in your browser no uploads, no tracking.. All processing happens in your browser so no text ever leaves your device.

Quick tips

  • Outputs update live as you type.
  • Use the sticky copy button to grab results quickly.
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How it works

  • Paste the original text into the first box.
  • Paste the version you want to compare into the second box.
  • The tool shows unchanged lines, removed lines (-), and added lines (+).

Use cases

Spot changes between two drafts of an article or document.
Compare two lists to find what was added or removed.
Check edits between versions of code or configuration.
Find duplicate or differing lines across two sources.

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FAQ

How does the text compare tool work?

It compares the two texts line by line using a longest-common-subsequence diff, then marks each line as unchanged, removed, or added.

What do the - and + symbols mean?

A line starting with "-" exists only in the original text, and a line starting with "+" exists only in the second text. Unchanged lines have no symbol.

Does it compare word by word?

The comparison is line by line, which works well for lists, paragraphs, and code. Put each item on its own line for the clearest results.