Find and Replace Text Online

A simple, free tool to quickly find and replace words or patterns in your text.

What is the Find and Replace Text tool?

This is a free online utility that allows you to quickly find specific words, phrases, or patterns within a body of text and replace them with something else. It supports options like case-sensitive matching, whole word matching, and advanced searching using regular expressions.

How to use this tool?

Why Use Our Find / Replace Text Tool?

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Bulk Replacement

Replace all occurrences of a word or pattern in your text with a single click, saving you time and effort.

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Case-Sensitive Matching

Choose whether your search should be case-sensitive ("Apple" is different from "apple") or case-insensitive.

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Whole Word Option

Ensure you only replace complete words. For example, replacing "cat" will not affect the word "caterpillar".

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Regular Expressions

For advanced users, enable regular expressions to find and replace complex patterns, not just simple text.

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Easy Copy & Clear

Quickly copy the final text to your clipboard or clear the fields to start over with new text.

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Client-Side & Secure

All processing is done in your browser. Your text is never sent to our servers, ensuring your data remains private.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my text data safe?

Yes, absolutely. This tool operates entirely on your device within your browser. No text you enter is ever uploaded to our servers, guaranteeing your privacy and data security.

What does "Match whole word" do?

When checked, this option ensures that the replacement only occurs if the "find" text exists as a standalone word. For example, if you are looking for "is" and this option is checked, it will not replace the "is" in "this". If it's unchecked, it will.

What are Regular Expressions?

Regular Expressions (or Regex) are special sequences of characters that define a search pattern. They are extremely powerful for finding and replacing text that follows a certain structure, such as email addresses, phone numbers, or specific code syntaxes. When this option is checked, the "Find this..." field is treated as a regex pattern.