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Plain Text Converter

Convert rich text, markdown, HTML, or styled mathematical Unicode letters into clean, unformatted plain text instantly.

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What is this tool?

Copying text from websites, Word documents, or social platforms often carries hidden HTML markup, markdown codes, or styled symbols that break spacing and fonts. The Plain Text Converter cleans out all style layers, formatting codes, and odd spacing, outputting clean, unformatted text.

How to use it

1. Paste your rich or styled text into the Input editor.

2. Choose which filters to apply (Strip HTML, Strip Markdown, Normalize Unicode symbols, Trim whitespace, Remove duplicate lines).

3. Click "Convert" or view the real-time cleaned result on the right.

4. Copy the clean text to your clipboard.

Pro tips

  • Use the "Normalize Unicode Symbols" feature to convert fancy social media fonts (often used on Twitter or LinkedIn profiles) into regular text.
  • Check the "Trim Whitespace" options to remove double spaces and collapse consecutive blank lines.

Frequently asked questions

What formats can this tool strip?

It can strip HTML tags, Markdown markdown syntax, extra blank lines, duplicate lines, and normalize stylized/mathematical Unicode alphabets (like bold 𝕿𝖍𝖎𝖘 or script 𝓣𝓱𝓲𝓼).

How does it normalize styled Unicode letters?

It uses standard compatibility decomposition (NFKD normalization) to map mathematical bold, italic, double-struck, fraktur, script, and monospace characters back to standard ASCII counterparts.

Is my input saved or sent online?

No. All conversions happen entirely on your computer using client-side JavaScript for complete privacy.