Two small tools for text you can trust to share

FAQ

Use the Text Cleaner when pasted text misbehaves: search cannot find a visible word, JSON or code rejects the paste, or diffs show phantom changes. Use the PII Masker when the text is fine but it names real people: cover names, emails, phone numbers, addresses, IDs, and passwords before you share it or paste it into an AI tool. Run the cleaner first, then the masker, when you need both.

Yes, free, and no account. Both tools run entirely in your browser. No signup, no upload.

No. Cleaning and masking happen locally on the page with JavaScript running on your device. Closing the tab discards the text. The hosting only sees aggregate page-view counts, never what you pasted.

No. It normalizes typography and strips invisible Unicode carriers while leaving visible words unchanged. It does not paraphrase, does not defeat statistical watermarks, and does not fool AI detectors, which judge word choice rather than characters.

No. It is a fast local checker, not a guarantee: it catches clear shapes like emails, phones, links, addresses, dates, and ID or account numbers, but it can miss a detail with no clear shape, such as a school name in a sentence. Always glance at the highlights before you share.

There is no HTTP API. For programmatic use, take the MIT-licensed detypo engine and CLI from the public source repository. In the browser, both tools work offline once the page has loaded.