Text Transform Studio
Wrap, reverse, ROT13, indent, strip comments, acronyms, and Unicode cleanup.
Text transformation for code and content
Developers reshape strings constantly: wrap long prose, reverse test fixtures, strip comments from pasted snippets, normalize Unicode, or apply ROT13 to obfuscate demo data. A transform hub groups those operations so you do not maintain one-off scripts for each task.
Wrapping affects markdown tables and terminal screenshots more than runtime behavior. Comment stripping must respect string literals in code pasted from Stack Overflow; naive regex can delete URL fragments inside quotes. Unicode normalization (NFC versus NFD) matters when comparing filenames across macOS and Linux.
ROT13 and similar ciphers are not security controls. Use them only for spoiler tags or classroom examples. Indent and tab expansion should match your project's editorconfig before committing transformed output.
Run transforms in the browser when input includes proprietary source or customer correspondence. Copy results into PRs after reviewing that secrets were not embedded inside comments you stripped away.
Reference Guide
Development tool - all processing runs locally in your browser. No data is sent to a server.
Operation: wrap-text
- Secondary field sets line width (default 72, max 200).
Paste input, click Run, and copy the result. For two-input tools, fill both fields before running.
Example Input
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Example Secondary Input
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A sample loads automatically when you open this tool. Use Load Sample to reset it.