Find and Replace
Find and replace text with case, whole-word and regex options.
How to use Find and Replace
Three quick steps — no sign-up needed
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Step 1
Paste your text
Drop in the full draft or list you want to edit.
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Step 2
Set find and replace terms
Enter what to search for and what should replace it. Optionally enable case sensitive, whole word, or RegEx.
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Step 3
Apply and copy the result
Review the output, then paste back into your document.
About Find and Replace
Find and Replace updates matching text across a whole draft with options for case sensitivity, whole-word matching, and regular expressions. Writers and developers searching "find and replace online", "regex replace", or "bulk text replace" need controlled edits without opening a full IDE.
Paste text, set Find and Replace with, toggle Case sensitive, Whole word, or Use RegEx, then run. Regex is powerful but unforgiving - a broad pattern can change more than you intended, so keep a backup of important copy.
Use plain find/replace for simple renames; switch on RegEx only when you need patterns (digits, repeated spaces, markup fragments). Always skim the result before publishing.
Benefits of Find and Replace
Frequently asked questions
What does whole word mean?
It matches complete words only, not pieces inside longer words.
When should I use RegEx?
For patterns like repeated spaces, number formats, or simple markup - test carefully.
Is replace case sensitive?
Only if you enable the case-sensitive option.
Can it replace across files?
This tool works on the text you paste, not folders of files.
Will regex break my text?
Over-broad patterns can - keep originals until you verify.