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Clean up the copy without changing what it says.
Editor supports up to 10,000 characters. Text stays in your browser.
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General counts use Unicode code points. Native composers can differ for complex emoji and account-specific formats. X uses twitter-text weighted counting. Long-form and paid-account exceptions are not included.
Reference: X counting rules · LinkedIn posts
Paste your draft into the editor.
Choose a formatting action such as trimming whitespace, changing case, or adding bullets.
Review the result, undo an unwanted change, then copy or download the text.
Short paragraphs and intentional lists help readers follow a post. Remove repeated spaces and accidental blank lines, then check whether each paragraph has one purpose. Formatting cannot replace clear sentences, but it can make them easier to read.
Decorative Unicode fonts can be difficult for some assistive tools and may not display consistently. This formatter uses ordinary letters and simple list markers. Keep names, dates, and calls to action readable without special styling.
Uppercase and lowercase operations affect the whole draft, including names and abbreviations. Use Undo when a change is too broad. Always check URLs and case-sensitive identifiers before publishing reformatted text.
No. It focuses on plain-text cleanup, case changes, and lists so essential information remains readable.
Yes. Undo restores the text from before the latest formatting action.
Yes. Your text stays in the browser and is not sent to an AI provider.
Not always. Different social apps wrap and truncate text differently. Use the post preview and then check the native composer.
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