Text Diff Checker

Compare two texts side by side, highlight added and removed lines, and see a similarity score. Free online text diff checker — runs in your browser.

Similarity: 100%

Original

Paste text or upload a file
80 chars | 17 words | 4 lines | 0.1 KB

Modified

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97 chars | 21 words | 5 lines | 0.1 KB
📊 SUMMARY: 100% similar | 0 words changed | 0 chars changed
Tip: drag-and-drop a file onto either textbox to load it.

About the Text Diff Checker

Compare two blocks of text side by side or inline, with added, removed, and modified lines highlighted and a similarity score computed automatically. It works for essays, code, config files, JSON, contracts — anything where you need to spot what changed.

Everything runs entirely in your browser — nothing is sent to a server. Your text never leaves your device, so you can safely compare private documents, source code, or confidential data.

Common use cases

  • Review edits between two drafts of an article, email, or contract.
  • Spot changes between two versions of a config file or code snippet.
  • Check what a collaborator changed before merging their text back in.
  • Verify that a copy-paste or migration preserved the original content.

How it works

  1. Paste or upload your original text on the left and the modified text on the right.
  2. Changes highlight instantly — red for removed, green for added, yellow for modified.
  3. Read the similarity score and switch between side-by-side and inline views.
  4. Copy the diff or export it as HTML, Markdown, or JSON.

Frequently asked questions

Is my text uploaded to a server?

No. The diff is computed entirely in your browser — nothing is sent to a server, so your content stays private.

What does the similarity percentage mean?

It estimates how much of the two texts is identical, based on matching content between them.

Can I export the comparison?

Yes. You can export the highlighted diff for sharing or record-keeping.

Is there a size limit?

There is no hard limit, though very large inputs may take longer since everything runs locally.