These examples use small, deliberately selected inputs with checkable results. They help you understand each tool before putting your own data into it. Each example links directly to the relevant free browser tool.
To reproduce an example, use Copy input, open its working tool and paste the text. Some numeric tools require you to enter each number in a separate field rather than pasting the shown setup.
pear apple Pear apple bananaapple
apple
banana
pear
PearThe result keeps every occurrence but orders recognized word tokens. Capitalization may affect ordering, so review mixed-case lists before using them as official data.
Hello, Ana! Ready?{ "total": 3, "counts": { ",": 1, "!": 1, "?": 1 } }The JSON reports character counts, not whether punctuation is grammatically appropriate. This is useful when comparing documents or checking a writing pattern.
Tea tea coffee Teatea
coffeeCase-normalized ordinary words collapse into one unique entry. A unique list cannot show how frequently a term appeared.
first
nested
third[TAB]first
[TAB][TAB]nested
thirdTabs can look different across editors. The displayed [TAB] markers here represent actual tab characters in the tool result. Review code carefully after changing indentation.
I entered the the details.{ "word": "the", "atCharacter": 11 }The checker reports a repeated pair and its position. Repeated phrasing might sometimes be intentional; it does not rewrite your sentence for you.
See https://example.org/path and http://example.com.https://example.org/path
http://example.comThe result extracts link-shaped text. It does not check whether a destination is safe, legitimate or currently accessible.
blue green blue red blue{ "totalWords": 5, "repeated": [{ "word": "blue", "count": 3 }] }Unlike an adjacent-duplicate checker, this tool counts occurrences anywhere in the supplied passage. Recurring terms are not necessarily mistakes.
name,city
Ana,Hyderabad
Ravi,Delhi{ "rows": 3, "dataRows": 2, "columns": 2 }Three records include the header; two are data records. A quoted field containing a line break is why proper CSV parsing matters.
<h1>Guide</h1>
<h2>Steps</h2>
<h3>Prepare</h3>H1: Guide
H2: Steps
H3: Prepare
Warnings: noneThe parsed source has one H1 and a sensible outline. This checks pasted HTML, not JavaScript-only headings absent from the source.
<img src="receipt.png" alt="Invoice total 900">
<img src="decor.svg" alt="">Images: 2
Missing alt: 0
Empty alt: 1An empty alt can be correct for a decorative picture. This checks attributes only; you must compare each description with the actual image.
Invested: 10000
Returned: 12000{ "profit": 2000, "roiPercent": 20 }This is simple ROI before brokerage, taxes and time. It does not annualize a return, and it is not a recommendation to invest.
Amount: 1000
Rate: 18
Mode: Add GST
Supply: intra-state{ "taxAmount": 180, "totalAmount": 1180, "CGST": 90, "SGST": 90 }The worked result divides intra-state GST equally between CGST and SGST. Confirm tax applicability, rates and transaction classification against official guidance.
Start by checking whitespace, selected options, input limits and whether the tool treats case variants as the same word. A browser update or malformed input can produce a different result. If a case fails, please provide the tool URL, your browser and the smallest input that reproduces it, without uploading private information.
For documents and images, inspect the generated file rather than relying only on a success message. For legal, medical or financial decisions, verify the result against authoritative guidance. These test fixtures do not prove that every tool is suitable for every task.
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