Find and Replace
Find and replace text in your content
Input
Enter your text to find and replace
Match exact case
Match whole words only
Replace all occurrences at once
Result
Processed text will appear here
About Find and Replace Tool
Our Find and Replace tool helps you search for specific text in your content and replace it with different text. This is particularly useful for making bulk changes to documents, code, or any text content.
How to Use
- Enter your text: Type or paste your text in the input box.
- Specify search term: Enter the text you want to find in the "Find" field.
- Specify replacement: Enter the text you want to replace it with in the "Replace with" field.
- Configure options: Choose whether to use case-sensitive matching, whole word matching, and replace all occurrences.
- Replace text: Click the "Replace All" button to perform the replacement.
- Copy the result: Use the Copy button to copy the processed text to your clipboard.
Common Use Cases
Document Editing
Quickly update terms, names, or phrases throughout a document to ensure consistency.
Code Refactoring
Rename variables, functions, or classes throughout your code base.
Data Cleaning
Standardize formats or correct common errors in data sets or spreadsheets.
Text Formatting
Replace HTML tags, markdown syntax, or other formatting elements in text.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Find and Replace tool allows you to search for specific text in your content and replace it with different text. It's useful for making bulk changes to documents, code, or any text content.
When 'Case Sensitive' is enabled, the tool will only match text that has the exact same capitalization as your search term. For example, searching for 'Hello' would not match 'hello' or 'HELLO'.
When 'Whole Word' is enabled, the tool will only match complete words that match your search term, not parts of words. For example, searching for 'cat' would match 'cat' but not 'category' or 'concatenate'.
Yes, the 'Replace All' option allows you to replace all occurrences of the search term in a single operation. If disabled, you would need to replace each occurrence individually.
The current version of the tool doesn't support full regular expressions, but it does escape special characters to prevent regex-related issues. We may add regex support in a future update.