About TextToolbox

I'm Saurabh Kumar, a founder based in Pune, India. I started TextToolbox in 2025. I decide which tools it has and what each page says, and I run the site.

If a tool ever produces a wrong result or breaks on an edge case, please report it. The message goes straight to me, not a support ticket queue. New tools get added when I hit a real gap myself or a reader asks for one. I'd rather keep the library to tools that genuinely work than pad it with half-finished ones.

Text is at the centre of almost everything we do online: writing, coding, designing, sharing. Small jobs such as cleaning a list or comparing two drafts can benefit from a focused tool with clear inputs and usable outputs.

TextToolbox brings these utilities together in one searchable collection. Convert supported text to Unicode styles, extract email addresses, create a haiku draft or compare two versions of a text. Tools have different capabilities and limits; their instructions explain how to interpret the result. You can browse everything by category.

The goal is simple: make working with text faster and easier for everyone.

Where a tool follows a published standard, its page links the source: the Unicode emoji data (version 17.0) for the Emoji Picker, an ITU recommendation for Morse code, NATO's published alphabet, MDN for browser behaviour and RFCs where a format is defined by one, for example email addresses and CSV.

Styling tools replace ordinary letters with other Unicode characters, so the result may look different, or not show at all, in some apps, fonts and devices. Each tool page lists its own limits. If you find a wrong result, the contact page explains what to include.

TextToolbox is free to use without an account. The site may show advertising, including through Google AdSense, and uses Google Analytics to see which pages are used. Both may set cookies depending on your choice in the cookie banner, and you can change that choice at any time with the Cookie settings link in the footer.

Read the Privacy Policy, the Cookie Policy and the Terms of Service for details, and check a tool's save, copy, export and share actions before using confidential material.