About

WordTextTools is a free utility website for solving word problems and handling everyday text tasks. Its tools cover word finding, anagrams, puzzle patterns, word lists, counting, case conversion, reading-time estimates, list cleanup and simple word generation.

The site is designed for writers checking a draft, students working within an assignment limit, editors cleaning a list, and puzzle or word-game players narrowing possible answers. Each page focuses on one task so you can reach a result without creating an account.

Small text jobs should not require complicated software. The aim is to provide clear, quick tools alongside enough explanation to understand the result, the input rules and the important limitations.

Text tools run entirely in your browser using plain JavaScript, so the text you paste into those tools is processed on your device rather than sent to us. Word tools load a general English word list of about 16,750 entries into your browser and match against it locally. That list is drawn from common written English: it includes some names, place names and abbreviations that most word games would reject, and it leaves out rare, technical and heavily inflected words, so results are a starting point rather than a ruling. Normal website requests and analytics are separate from the text being analysed; the Privacy Policy explains those services.

Tools are checked against representative inputs, edge cases and expected output before changes are released. Explanations and examples are reviewed when a tool changes. Reports of incorrect results can be sent through the Contact page and are used to reproduce and correct problems.

• Fast pages, with the tool at the top rather than buried under long articles.
• Free access, with no account and no email required.
• Clear explanations of what each tool does and where it may fall short.
• Accessible, keyboard-friendly interfaces that work well on a phone.
• A general dictionary rather than a guarantee of acceptance in every official word game.

The library grows when a new tool solves a distinct, useful problem. If something is missing or a result looks wrong, the Contact page explains what details to send.