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TextArray vs RapidTables

Updated July 22, 2026

RapidTables is a reference institution — number-base, colour and unit converters, math and electronics tables, and simple calculators, all a quick search away. As a place to look something up, it is fast and dependable.

It is also an ad-supported reference site rather than a modern toolbox. TextArray covers the overlapping converters — bases, colours, encoders — as interactive, ad-free tools, and surrounds them with several hundred more for text you actually edit.

Where RapidTables is strong

  • Excellent reference tables for math, colour, number bases and units.
  • Simple, dependable converters that have been stable for years.
  • Strong recognition as a lookup resource.

Where the two meet — base conversion, colour codes, encoding — TextArray offers the same conversions without ads, with copyable output and a live tally, all running locally. Nothing is uploaded, and each tool installs as an offline app.

Beyond that overlap the sites diverge: RapidTables is a reference you consult, TextArray is a workbench you work in. Sorting, deduplication, find-and-replace, hashing, generators and 590+ tools total sit behind one ⌘K palette, in 18 languages, where RapidTables stays an English-first set of static reference pages.

Official site — RapidTables

FAQ

Does TextArray do conversions like RapidTables?
Yes — number-base, colour and encoding converters are among its 590+ tools, as interactive, ad-free versions. RapidTables adds broader math and electronics reference tables that TextArray does not cover.
Is TextArray ad-free?
Yes, TextArray has no ads. RapidTables is free but ad-supported.
Does TextArray work offline?
Yes. It installs as an offline app and every tool runs in your browser. RapidTables is an online reference site.