Count every symbol in a block of text by Unicode code point, see what repeats and what never appears at all, and read the shape of the distribution as a ranked bar per character.
Paste anything. Counting is by Unicode code point, so an emoji or an accented letter counts as one symbol and never as the two surrogate halves a byte-wise split would invent. A character is a character: the totals below are not byte counts.
One input, fourteen cases: title, sentence, camelCase, PascalCase, kebab, snake, dot and more.
Search and replace across a whole text with regex or literal find, case and whole-word toggles, and capture groups.
Pull every fenced code block out of Markdown into separate downloadable files, with the language and line numbers preserved.
Shuffle, unscramble or anagram any text: seeded reproducible shuffles, a solve button, and a check of which words are real English.
Placeholder paragraphs, sentences or words.
Test patterns with live match highlighting.
Reindent SQL queries so they can actually be read.
Open a PDF in the browser and inspect page by page.
