Generators and clean-up tools for words on a page: random names, words, numbers and picks, title case, readability, line-break and quote clean-up, Markdown ↔ HTML.
Tools for people who work with prose rather than code: a random name or word when you need a placeholder, a fair pick or shuffle of a list, headline capitalisation by a stated style rule, a readability score with its formula shown, pasted text stripped of stray line breaks and straightened quotes, Markdown turned into HTML and back. Every generator says what list it draws from and how it picks; every converter says what it changes. Text is processed on your own machine — nothing is uploaded.
Paste a list and shuffle it, draw winners without repeats, or deal it into random teams of near-equal size — with a seed that lets anyone reproduce the draw.
You get: A shuffled list, a set of winners, or numbered teams, each a fair draw from your items with duplicates optionally removed and the seed shown so the result can be verified.
Open List Randomizer, Picker & Team GeneratorGenerate placeholder names — first and last, female or male, as “First Last”, initials or usernames — drawn from public US name lists, reproducible by seed.
You get: A batch of realistic placeholder names for mock-ups, test data and examples, with the lists they come from stated and a seed that regenerates the same batch.
Open Random Name GeneratorRandom integers in any range (with or without repeats), random letters, dice rolls and coin flips from one seeded generator, so any draw can be replayed.
You get: A list of numbers, letters, dice totals or coin results with sum, mean and counts, the size of the space it was drawn from, and a seed that regenerates the same draw.
Open Random Number, Letter & Dice GeneratorPick random English nouns, verbs or adjectives, or adjective–noun pairs, from a stated list, filtered by first letter and length, reproducible by seed.
You get: A batch of everyday words that fit your filters, each drawn once, with the list size shown and a seed that regenerates the same batch.
Open Random Word GeneratorFlesch Reading Ease, Flesch–Kincaid grade, Gunning Fog, SMOG, Coleman–Liau and ARI for any text, with the word, sentence and syllable counts behind each shown.
You get: Six readability scores with their published formulas, the counts behind them, Flesch’s own band for the score, and the hardest words so the syllable heuristic can be checked.
Open Readability Score CalculatorTurn straight quotes into typographic “curly” quotes and apostrophes, double hyphens into dashes and three dots into an ellipsis, or convert them back to ASCII.
You get: Text with typographically correct quotes, apostrophes, dashes and ellipses (or the reverse for code and plain-text systems), with every substitution counted by kind.
Open Smart Quotes & Dashes ConverterCapitalise headlines by a stated rule — AP style (short prepositions lowercase), Chicago style (all prepositions lowercase), sentence case or every word.
You get: Titles capitalised consistently, one per line, with the words the rule lowered listed so an editor can see why “with” is capitalised in one style and not the other.
Open Title Case ConverterTurn HTML into clean Markdown — headings, paragraphs, bold and italic, links, images, nested lists, code, quotes and tables — or plain text; scripts dropped.
You get: Markdown (or plain text) that keeps the document’s structure, with counts of what was converted and what was dropped, ready to paste into a README, a wiki or an editor.
Open HTML to Markdown ConverterConvert Markdown — headings, lists, task items, code blocks, blockquotes, tables, links, images, bold and italic — into clean HTML with a preview; HTML escaped.
You get: Ready-to-paste HTML (a fragment or a full document) from your Markdown, a rendered preview, and counts of the headings, lists, links and blocks it produced.
Open Markdown to HTML ConverterFix text pasted from a PDF or email: join hard-wrapped lines into paragraphs, or strip every line break or only blank ones; collapse spaces, rejoin hyphenation.
You get: Clean paragraphs with one line each, every change counted — breaks removed, blank lines dropped, spaces collapsed, hyphenations joined — so nothing disappears unnoticed.
Open Remove Line Breaks & Extra Spaces