Here we have an extensive set of web-based text processing tools and utilities that will help you automate the recurring tasks of editing and formatting huge chunk of text.
A simple tool that lets you switch between different text capitalization modes
The upper case converter will take any text you have and generate all capital letters. Basically, it will make the text UPPERCASE.
The lowercase transformer will take any text you have and generate all lowercase letters. Basically, it will make the text lowercase.
The alternating case converter will allow you to transform your text, no matter what the current format is, into text that switches between lowercase and uppercase. This will generate an uppercase letter and then a lowercase letter in the same word.
The sentence case converter will allow you to paste any text you want and will automatically turn it into a fully-formed structured sentence. It works by capitalizing the first letter of each sentence and then converting the rest of the text to lowercase, as well as converting i to Is. Each letter after a period will be converted to uppercase.
The capitalize case converter will automatically convert the initial letter of each word to uppercase and will make the remaining letters lowercase.
A simple tool that lets you switch between different text capitalization modes
Wrap multiple lines of text with desired prefix and suffix or both. Prefix will be inserted at the start of each line and suffix at the end. Leave the text box empty to skip adding prefix or suffix.
Add line number to each line of text. Leave the text box empty to skip adding line number.
Convert texts into friendly URLs.
Morse encoder, with this tool you can convert plain text into Morse code. To convert, this tool replaces each letter of the text with the corresponding dots and dashes of Morse code.
With Morse decode you can convert morse code to plain text. Morse Code is comprised of two different signals – dots and hyphens. Each text symbol is a combination of these two signals. This tool easily finds which letters stand for which signal combinations and returns readable text.