↔️ Text Diff Checker

Text Diff Checker compares two blocks of text line by line using the LCS algorithm — the same approach behind Git diff — and highlights the differences. It is line-level only: there is no word-level mode, so short lines give sharper results. Everything runs in your browser and very large texts may need chunking.

  • PriceFree, no signup
  • AlgorithmLCS, line-level
  • UploadNever — local
  • OutputHighlighted diff

Reading the diff output

Change typeHow it showsTip
Added linesMarked in the modified sideNew content you inserted
Deleted linesMarked in the original sideContent that disappeared
Changed lineShown as delete + addLine-level, not word-level
Reordered linesShows as remove + addDiff does not track moves
Whitespace-only changeShows as a changeCheck trailing spaces
Word-level precision neededNot supportedOne word per line as a trick
✨ See what this tool can do
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Two texts
✅Compare two text blocks and show differences
🎯Compare two document versions
🔒100% private — runs in your browser
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Diff output

📄 Original Text

📝 Modified Text

📊 Differences

Text Diff: Compare two text blocks and show differences

Text Diff lets you compare two text blocks and show differences. Upload two text blocks and get a diff view — all processed locally in your browser, with no uploads and no sign-up.

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Compare two document versions

Compare two document versions. This is one of the most common reasons people reach for Text Diff — and it handles the job in seconds, entirely in your browser.

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Find changes between text drafts

Find changes between text drafts. This is one of the most common reasons people reach for Text Diff — and it handles the job in seconds, entirely in your browser.

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Review code or text edits

Review code or text edits. This is one of the most common reasons people reach for Text Diff — and it handles the job in seconds, entirely in your browser.

Everything You Need in a Text Diff

Powerful features that make Text Diff fast, private, and free.

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Instant Processing

Conversion and validation happen as you type.

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Developer-Grade

Built for accurate, standards-compliant results.

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100% Private

All processing is local — no data is sent anywhere.

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Copy & Export

One-click copy to clipboard for quick use.

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Free Forever

No sign-up, no API keys, no limits.

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Regex & JSON Support

Full regular expression and JSON validation built in.

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100% Private
Files never leave your browser
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Browser-Based
No installs, no uploads
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Free Forever
No sign-up, no watermarks
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How to Use

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Paste the two texts

Put the original text in the left box and the revised text in the right. You can also paste code, config files, or any plain text you want to compare.

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Run the comparison

The tool highlights lines or words that differ between the two, showing additions, deletions, and changes at a glance.

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Review the highlighted differences

Scan the color-coded output to see exactly what changed. This is the fastest way to catch edits in contracts, code, or prose.

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Copy or export the result

Copy the diff output for your records, or use it to reconcile two versions of a document.

Detailed User Guide

Compare text side by side for quick review

The diff tool highlights what was added, removed, or changed between two versions, line by line. It is built for reviewing edits to documents, code, and config files without manually scanning every line.

Word-level vs line-level differences

The tool can show differences at the line level for quick scanning or at a finer granularity for precise edits. Choose the granularity that matches your review task.

Everything runs locally in your browser

Your text never leaves the device, which matters when comparing drafts, legal clauses, or source code you would rather keep private.

Great for code reviews and changelogs

Paste two versions of a script or config and see the exact changes. This is especially handy when you have no version-control diff available.

Large texts may need chunking

Very long documents can be compared, but extremely large inputs may slow the browser. Compare section by section for the clearest results.

Read the diff like a changelog

Green highlights mark added text and red marks removed text, so a long edit collapses into a quick scan. Reading the diff top to bottom is often faster than re-reading both documents in full.

Frequently Asked Questions

LCS (Longest Common Subsequence) — the standard diff algorithm. Same as used by Git diff.
Currently line-level only. For word-level, paste single words per line or use a dedicated code diff tool.
No. All comparison happens in your browser.
Added and removed lines are highlighted in color.
Yes — classic line-based diff.
Yes — they follow standard specifications (RFC 3986, JSON spec, etc.).
No. Everything is processed in your browser and discarded when you close the tab.