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Lime Convert started because the free converters we were using kept failing in the same two ways. Either the tool did one thing and stopped short of the option we actually needed, or it buried that option under three menus and a banner ad.
So the rule here is that the common case takes one paste and no configuration, and the uncommon case is still possible without leaving the page. Options sit in the open rather than behind a settings icon.
Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no account to make.
A suite of free online tools for converting text between formats.
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Free online tools for converting text between formats.
Open in full Markdown toolPaste text on the left, get the result on the right. That covers most of what happens here: changing case, sorting a list, pulling text out of a screenshot, turning a spreadsheet export into JSON, checking whether a barcode’s check digit adds up.
Every tool runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, and there is no account to make. Close the tab and the text is gone.
Because the alternative is worse. A spreadsheet formula to title-case 400 rows takes longer to write than to paste. A regular expression to strip the formatting out of a pasted email works until it meets a non-breaking space. Some jobs are too small for a script and too tedious by hand, and that gap is what these tools fill.
The tools that get used most are rarely the clever ones. Counting characters for a meta description, removing duplicate lines, spelling a surname over the phone: unglamorous, and needed on a Tuesday afternoon.
Each tool does one thing and shows its options up front rather than hiding them behind a settings menu. Sort List handles natural order, so “item2” lands before “item10” instead of after it. Title Case follows the style guide you pick, because APA and Chicago disagree about short prepositions. The detail is the point.