WordCaseFix

Text and developer utilities with documented limits

Use focused browser tools for capitalization, counting, encoding, JSON, regular expressions, identifiers, passwords, and QR codes. Each maintained page explains its method, gives examples, and states where the result needs human review.

Interactive tools

Choose a specific workflow

The collection is intentionally limited. Similar or untested templates are not kept in the public inventory.

Writing

Case Converter - Free Online Tool

Convert capitalization while preserving punctuation and line breaks.

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Writing

Word Counter - Free Online Tool

Measure words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, and reading time.

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Writing

Text Cleaner

Normalize spacing, line breaks, and common pasted-text artifacts.

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Writing

Text Diff Checker - Free Online Tool

Compare two text versions and inspect line-level changes.

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Encoding

Base64 Encoder Decoder - Free Online Tool

Encode UTF-8 text to Base64 or decode Base64 back to text.

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Encoding

URL Encoder Decoder

Apply component-safe percent encoding and decode encoded values.

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Developer

JSON Formatter & Validator - Free Online Tool

Parse, validate, format, and minify JSON in the browser.

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Developer

JWT Decoder

Inspect JWT headers and payloads without claiming signature verification.

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Developer

Regex Tester - Free Online Tool

Test JavaScript regular expressions against sample text.

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Security

Hash Generator - Free Online Tool

Generate browser-side cryptographic digests for text and files.

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Security

Password Generator - Free Online Tool

Generate random passwords with explicit character-set controls.

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Security

Password Strength Checker: Test Password Safety and Reuse Risk

Review password structure with clearly stated heuristic limits.

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Utility

QR Code Generator - Free Online Tool

Create downloadable QR codes from text or URLs.

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Utility

UUID Generator - Free Online Tool

Generate RFC-compatible version 4 UUIDs using browser randomness.

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Research library

Rules, examples, and implementation notes

Guides answer adjacent questions that a converter alone cannot resolve.

AP vs Chicago Title Capitalization: 2026 Rules

AP vs Chicago capitalization, updated for Chicago 18: compare prepositions, hyphenated words, headlines, job titles, and practical title examples.

APA Title Case Rules: Complete Guide for 7th Edition (2025)

Master APA 7th edition title case rules: which words to capitalize, which to lowercase, heading levels, and common exceptions. Includes examples and a free converter.

camelCase vs PascalCase: Differences, When to Use Each in Code

camelCase vs PascalCase: understand the difference, when each naming convention applies (variables, classes, functions), and how they compare to snake_case and kebab-case.

CONSTANT_CASE Guide: Why Programmers Use All Caps with Underscores

Why CONSTANT_CASE (SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE) is used for constants, environment variables, and enums across programming languages — with rules and examples.

CSS Class Naming Conventions: BEM, kebab-case & CSS Modules

Compare working class-name patterns for global CSS, component styles, state classes, custom properties, and JavaScript imports.

Database Naming Conventions: snake_case, PascalCase & Best Practices

Best practices for naming database tables, columns, indexes, and foreign keys. Compare snake_case vs PascalCase and learn rules that survive schema migrations.

Email Capitalization Rules: Subjects, Greetings & Sign-Offs

Use the right capitalization in professional email subject lines, greetings, sign-offs, job titles, signatures, and email addresses with clear examples.

Hash Functions Explained: MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256 Comparison

A practical comparison of MD5, SHA-1, and SHA-256: what makes a good hash, where each remains acceptable, and which to use for passwords, files, and signatures.

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Quality controls

How pages earn a place here

Indexable tools must have a working interaction, a reproducible method, concrete examples, important limitations, and a clear privacy statement. Pages that do not meet that bar are removed rather than left as public filler.

Verify important output

Formatting and encoding tools can still produce the wrong result for a specific style guide, locale, protocol, or security context. Check the cited standard and test with representative input before using output in production.

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