Word & Character Counter
Count words, characters, sentences, and estimated reading time as you type.
Open tool →Change capitalization for prose, labels, filenames, variables, and URLs while keeping the work entirely in your browser.
Try NASA report: café and compare styles. Identifier modes extract letter and number groups and remove punctuation. Automatic title and sentence modes can change acronyms and brand names; review them before publishing.
| Input or check | Expected result or decision |
|---|---|
| camelCase | nasaReportCafé |
| snake_case | nasa_report_café |
| Title Case | Nasa Report: Café; the acronym is not preserved automatically. |
| Sentence case: NASA report: café | Nasa report: café; review the changed acronym. |
Automatic case conversion does not understand every editorial convention. Keep a copy of the original when changing a large passage.
These tools open separately; inputs are not transferred.
Count words, characters, sentences, and estimated reading time as you type.
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Open tool →Text transformations happen in your browser and are not sent to an Anvil processing server.
Automatic case conversion is not language-aware editing. Acronyms, proper names, punctuation, locale-specific casing, and identifier conventions may need manual correction.
This tool capitalizes each word consistently. Editorial title-case rules differ by style guide, so review titles that contain articles, conjunctions, or prepositions.
Uppercase, lowercase, title, and sentence modes use Unicode-aware browser casing. Identifier modes recognize Unicode letters and numbers.
Choose the intended transformation and review names, acronyms, and language-specific capitalization. Keep the original text for comparison. Copy failures can be handled by selecting the displayed output manually; capitalization rules do not replace editorial review.
Automatic case rules can change deliberate capitalization. Review names, acronyms, and headings manually after converting.
No. The tool changes the presentation of the text; it does not translate meaning or correct grammar. Keep the original when applying changes to a long passage.
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