Duplicate Line Remover
Remove duplicate lines from text in your browser while keeping the first occurrence of each line.
Compare original and modified text in your browser, with line or word differences and a readable summary.
A text diff checker compares original and modified text on your device and marks added, removed and unchanged lines or words.
This tool runs in your browser. Inputs, files and generated values stay on this device. Favorites and recently used tools, if you use them, store only tool names in local storage — never passwords, documents or QR contents. See the privacy policy.
Paste an original and a revision and compare them by line or by word. Editors checking two drafts of the same paragraph use line mode for whole-line changes and word mode when a sentence was edited in place. Each side has to stay under 200,000 characters and under 4,000 lines or words.
Line mode highlights whole lines that changed. Word mode is better when a sentence was edited in place.
If both sides match, the summary shows only unchanged content and no added or removed blocks.
The checker compares tokens in your browser. It does not send text anywhere and does not keep drafts in local storage. Differences are rendered as React text nodes, so user content cannot inject HTML. Very large inputs are rejected to keep the tab responsive.
Each side must stay under 200,000 characters and under 4,000 lines or words, depending on the mode. The view labels added, removed, and unchanged blocks. It does not merge files, and it does not open a Word document.
See the disclaimer for what these tools do not cover.
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Compared text is rendered as plain text, not HTML. Color is a hint; each block is also labeled Added, Removed, or Unchanged.
Both drafts are compared in this tab. The text is not sent to a server.