Text Tools

Plain-text chores that a find-and-replace almost handles but not quite: capitalising a headline by a style guide's rules rather than every word, stripping the Markdown and typographic punctuation a chat assistant leaves in pasted text, or reducing a merged list to one copy of each line. Each tool applies a fixed rule set as you type, so the same input always gives the same result.

Use the Title Case Converter when a title has to follow APA, Chicago, AP or MLA capitalisation, or when you need sentence case, UPPERCASE or lowercase. Use the AI Text Cleaner on anything copied out of ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini before it goes into an email, a CMS field or a document. Use Remove Duplicate Lines on exports, mailing lists and log excerpts; if the duplicates are in a comma-separated line rather than a column, the list to column converter has a dedupe option too. When the AI answer is going somewhere that does not render Markdown, Markdown to Plain Text keeps the bullets, numbering and tables as readable text (or as Slack, WhatsApp and Google Chat markup); when it is going into a document, Markdown to Google Docs puts formatted text on the clipboard so headings, lists and tables paste intact, Markdown to Word downloads an actual .docx file when a paste isn't practical (email attachments, a file a colleague expects, uploading to a system that wants a real document). Google Docs to Markdown is the way back: it reads the formatting of whatever you copied from Docs, Word or a web page.