Find and Replace Text

Find and replace any word or phrase in your text for free. Supports case-sensitive matching. Instant results, no data sent anywhere, no account needed.

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Find & Replace Text

Search for specific text strings or regular expression matches and swap them with target replacement text.

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STEP 01

Paste Source Text

Input or paste your document, code blocks, or paragraphs into the source input text box.

STEP 02

Input Search String

Provide the target word, sequence, or regex query you want to locate in the text.

STEP 03

Define replacement

Enter the replacement text and toggle case-sensitivity or Regex flags.

STEP 04

Replace & Copy

Click "Replace All" to swap matches instantly, then copy the result to your clipboard.

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Editor Features

Key Capabilities

Text Replacer

Case-Sensitivity options

Select case-sensitive matching or case-insensitive operations depending on your requirements.

Regular Expression support

Search using standard Regex flags (like \b for boundaries, \d for digits, wildcards) for advanced matching layouts.

Match Counters & Highlights

Provides visual indicator maps highlighting found items along with the absolute count of occurrences.

Replace Singular or All

Allows stepping through occurrences to replace items individually or substituting all matches concurrently.

100% Client-Side Privacy

Your search queries, document contents, code blocks, and replacement strings are processed 100% locally in your browser memory sandbox. No server communication occurs, ensuring complete safety from database sniffing or tracking logs.


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Search Questions

Quick help
Q1 Can I use standard regular expressions in this search box?
Yes. By turning on the "Use Regex" option, you can write standard JavaScript-compatible regular expressions (e.g. \w+, ^[A-Z], \d{3}) to perform complex pattern matching and replacement routines.
Q2 What is the difference between "Replace" and "Replace All"?
"Replace" updates only the currently selected or the first occurrence of the search match. "Replace All" substitutes every single occurrence of the search term or regex pattern within the document at once.
Q3 How do I escape special characters in regular expression search mode?
If the "Use Regex" option is checked, special characters (like ?, *, +, [, ], (, ), ., $, ^, |) must be escaped with a backslash (e.g. \? or \.) to be matched as literal characters. Disable regex mode to match them normally.
Q4 Is there an undo button for accidental replacements?
Yes, our editor keeps a history buffer of operations. You can press the standard Ctrl+Z (Cmd+Z on macOS) shortcut within the input text box to undo your last replacement.
Q5 Are my document contents uploaded to external servers for search?
No. All regex parsing, case mapping, and replacement substitutions are executed entirely client-side inside your browser sandbox. We do not transfer or log your text parameters to any external databases or servers.