How to use Text Cleaner
- Paste the text you want to clean.
- Select only the cleanup operations you need.
- Run the cleanup and compare the result with your original.
Example: Text Cleaner
Text Cleaner: No cleaning options were selected; the text was returned unchanged.
Options
- Selected operations
- Choose only the transformations needed. With every option off, the original text is returned unchanged.
- Tag-like text
- Removing simple HTML-like tags is a literal pattern operation. It can remove meaningful angle-bracket text and does not make HTML safe to render.
Supported inputs and limits
Where your input is processed
This tool processes your input in this browser. Your text and files are not uploaded to UseFreeTools. Check this tool's limits for anything it may save on your device.
Compare the result before replacing the source
Whitespace, controls, symbols, quotes and Unicode normalization can all carry meaning in a document or code sample. Work on a copy and inspect the changed wording. This page performs text transformations; it does not parse HTML or sanitize untrusted markup.
Questions about Text Cleaner
Will it clean formatted Word content?
It works on pasted plain text. Document formatting and embedded objects are outside the input this page receives.
Why are the options separate?
Spacing, symbols and control characters can carry meaning. Choose each operation deliberately instead of removing all of them at once.
Is tag removal safe for publishing HTML?
No. It removes matching literal text and does not validate an HTML document. Use an appropriate HTML sanitizer in the publishing system.