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TextArray vs Online Text Tools

Updated July 22, 2026

Online Text Tools, from Browserling, is a large and genuinely well-designed collection — around 250 text utilities with a clean, ad-free interface. On looks and breadth it is the closest thing to TextArray on this list.

The difference is the pricing model. Its free plan allows five uses per day for personal use only; unlimited and commercial use need a paid subscription. TextArray gives the whole toolbox away with no daily limit and no personal-only clause.

Where Online Text Tools is strong

  • A big, polished, ad-free set of text tools.
  • A consistent interface across every utility.
  • Client-side processing, like TextArray.

For an occasional edit the free tier is fine, but five operations a day runs out quickly in real work, and the personal-use restriction rules out anything commercial without a subscription. TextArray has no counter and no licence tier — the same tools are free for any use.

TextArray also spreads wider than text alone: encoders, hashing, QR codes, colour and number converters, and generators sit alongside the text utilities, all reachable from one ⌘K palette. And where Online Text Tools is English-only, TextArray is published in 18 languages.

Official site — Online Text Tools

FAQ

Is Online Text Tools free?
It has a free plan limited to five uses per day for personal use; unlimited and commercial use require a paid subscription. TextArray is free and unlimited for any use.
Which has more tools?
Both are large. Online Text Tools focuses on around 250 text utilities; TextArray has 590+ spanning text, encoding, hashing, converters and generators.
Do either upload my text?
No. Both process text in the browser, so your input never leaves your device.

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