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About TextEditor.com

TextEditor.com is a free set of text tools. You can write and edit documents, change the style of your letters, find emoji and symbols, and make text art.

Who runs the site

TextEditor.com belongs to Ruwix Services SRL, a small company in Tirgu Mures, Romania. The company builds the tools, writes the pages and answers email.

We did not invent these tools. Many of them used to live on small separate websites. We put them in one place and tried to make each one easier to use. We plan to add more tools over time.

What you can do here

How we test the tools

Every tool runs as code in your browser. So we test the tools in browsers, the same way you use them.

  • We try each page at desktop width and at phone width, in the light theme and the dark theme.
  • Before every upload, a check script opens all pages of the site. It stops the upload if a page has a broken link, a missing title or text that breaks our writing rules.
  • Each page tells the browser to run only the scripts we put on it. This blocks scripts that someone might try to slip into a page.

Fancy letters, symbols and emoji are Unicode characters. The app you paste them into picks the font that draws them. So a style can look a little different there, and some older phones show empty boxes for new emoji.

Did a tool give you a wrong result? Email us at . Tell us the page, the text you used and your browser.

Your text stays on your device

The tools work on your own computer or phone. Text you type and files you open are not sent to our server. Read our privacy policy to see what the site saves in your browser and what our partners collect.

How the site pays for itself

All tools are free, and you do not need an account. Ads from Google on the tool pages pay for the server and our time. The rules for using the site are in our terms of use.

Our other project: TextPaint

TextPaint is a drawing program that runs in your browser. It works like other paint programs, but you draw with characters instead of colored pixels. You can save the drawing as a text file. Some art pages here have a "TextPaint" button. Try it at TextPaint.com.

Contact us

We like to hear what you think, and which tool you would like to see next. Write to .

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