Text-to-Speech Web (speak.onl.jp)
A text-to-speech (TTS) web tool that reads aloud any text you enter. Adjust speed and voice type, and use it for foreign language listening practice.
Desu/Masu Converter (tone.onl.jp)
A web tool to convert Japanese text between polite (desu/masu) form and plain form. Useful for unifying the writing style of business documents and blog articles.
Character Counter (saruwakakun.com)
A simple character counter tool. Useful for checking character counts when there's a limit, or when you want to know the length of text you've written. Supports emoji and variant characters.
Honorific Converter (toolpods.io)
AI tool that converts casual Japanese text into polite honorific (keigo) expressions for business use.
AI Social Filter (toolpods.io)
AI-powered tool to check text for inappropriate expressions or socially problematic content before posting on social media.
AI Tweet Generator (toolpods.io)
Enter a keyword or theme and AI generates tweet content for you.
Character Count (toolpods.io)
Count characters, words, and lines in text. Instantly check the volume of pasted text.
Special Character Converter (toolpods.io)
Convert text into special character styles such as bold, italic, or decorative Unicode characters for use in social media or chat apps.
Text Replace (toolpods.io)
Batch replace strings in text. Set multiple replacement rules and apply them all at once.
Text Split (toolpods.io)
Split text by a specified delimiter. Break down CSV, TSV, or other delimited data into rows and columns.
Duplicate Line Remover & Checker (boost-tool.com)
A free online tool to remove, check, and extract duplicate lines from text data in real time. Displays input/output line counts and deletions, supporting text, CSV, and log files. All processing happens locally on your device.
Markdown Table of Contents Generator (boost-tool.com)
A free online tool that parses headings from Markdown text and auto-generates a table of contents with anchor links. Streamlines TOC creation for READMEs and technical documents.
