About Wordformat

Wordformat is a collection of free text tools for the small jobs that come up every day: fixing text typed with caps lock on, cleaning up paragraphs copied from a PDF, counting words for an assignment, or naming variables in code.

How the tools work

Every tool runs in your web browser. When you paste text into Wordformat, it is converted on your own device and never uploaded to a server. That makes the tools fast, and it means you can safely use them with private documents.

What’s here

There are case converters (sentence case, title case, UPPER CASE, and more), cleanup tools for line breaks, spaces, and duplicates, counters for sentences and word frequency, programmer naming styles such as camelCase and snake_case, Unicode text styles like bold and small caps, Morse code and binary translators, and generators for placeholder text and passwords.

Guides

Alongside the tools we publish practical guides to the questions that come up around them, such as the rules for title case, how to change case in Word, Google Docs and Excel, how to create a strong password and how to compare two documents.

How we write and test

Every tool page explains what the tool does, including its limits. If a converter can’t tell a name from an ordinary word, or a Unicode style has no version of a particular letter, the page says so. The examples on each page are produced by the same code that runs the tool, so they show exactly what you will get.

Guides are written to answer a real question completely, with steps you can follow in the software you already use. We check keyboard shortcuts, menu paths and figures against the official documentation of the program or standard involved, and we update a guide when something changes. If you find a mistake, please tell us and we’ll correct it.

Free, with ads

Wordformat is free to use with no account. The site is supported by advertising, shown around the tools and never inside the text you’re working on. See the privacy policy for how ads and cookies work here.

Suggestions and contact

If a tool gives you a result you didn’t expect, or there’s a text tool you’d like to see added, we’d like to hear about it. Email [email protected] or see the contact page.