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Text Comparison

Find every difference between two text versions.

The comparison runs in your browser — the texts are never sent anywhere. Handy for seeing exactly what an editor or contractor changed in your copy.

Where comparison helps

Two versions side by side with the differences highlighted. The eye misses these; the tool does not.

Contract revisions A new draft arrives with “just a small change”. The comparison shows what actually moved.
Website copy versions A copywriter sends edits as a separate file. Instead of rereading everything, only changed paragraphs show.
Configuration files A working version and one that broke. A single-character difference turns up in seconds.
Translations The source changed but the translation did not. Comparing source versions shows what still needs translating.

Reading the result

Added Text absent from the first version. Highlighted as a new fragment.
Removed What disappeared in the second version. The critical part in contracts — removed obligations hide here.
Changed A fragment was rewritten. Both the old and new wording appear side by side.
Unchanged Identical text you can skip — which is the whole point of comparing.

FAQ

What is the difference between line and word comparison?
Line mode suits code, configs and structured documents: you immediately see which lines were added or removed. Word mode is better for prose: if one word changed inside a paragraph, line mode highlights the whole paragraph as changed, while word mode points at that exact word. For reviewing an editor’s corrections, use the second option.
Why the “ignore extra spaces” option?
Because copying from Word, a PDF or a browser often introduces double spaces, tabs and non-breaking characters that a human never sees. Without this option the tool honestly marks such lines as changed even though their meaning is identical. Turn it on for prose and off when comparing code, where indentation matters.
Is there a size limit?
Yes, we compare up to 1200 lines or words on each side. The limit is deliberate: the difference algorithm builds a matrix, and on very large texts the browser would freeze for several seconds. For bigger volumes, split the text into parts or use a version control system such as Git.
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