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Text comparison

See which lines changed between two versions of text.

◉ Stays in your browser

01 / Two versions

Up to 256 KiB and 1,000 lines combined. Compares whole lines; keeps spaces and final empty lines. Windows and Unix line endings are treated alike.

Processed in this tab. Your input is not uploaded.

02 / Your result

Your result will appear here.
Start with your own input or try an example.

What it does

Compare two versions of a note, configuration, or Markdown document before replacing the original. The result marks added, removed, and unchanged lines. It treats your input as plain text and keeps comparison local to your browser.

Useful when

  • Review edits to a Markdown guide.
  • Spot changes in a configuration file.
  • Compare two versions of event details or announcement copy.

How to use it

  1. Paste the original text and its revised version.
  2. Run the comparison to see line-by-line changes.
  3. Review the additions and removals, then copy or download the comparison.

A few useful details

Does this compare meaning or just text?

It compares lines of text, including whitespace. It does not assess meaning, correctness, or whether a change is an improvement.

Does it merge the two versions?

No. It produces a readable comparison. You decide which changes to keep in your original document.

Can I compare large documents?

This tool is for small documents, with up to 1,000 lines across both inputs. The size and line limits keep the comparison responsive in your browser.