The calculator is designed to reformat lines of text according to user specifications.

This online calculator is designed to perform basic arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and power on numbers written in any numeral system. This means that users can input numbers in binary, octal, hexadecimal, or any other base between 2 and 36, and perform mathematical operations with ease.

The calculator for URL decoding, also known as unescaping, takes a URL-encoded string and converts it back to its original form.

The GET Request String Parser is a handy tool for breaking down HTTP GET request strings into parameter-value pairs and decoding URL-encoded sequences if necessary. By using this parser, you can easily extract and analyze the individual components of a GET request.

The calculator counts word number in a given text. It can be used for rough calculation of translation cost. Can be used for word number calculation in software resources.

The Email Finder calculator allows users to search for and extract email addresses from a block of text using a regular expression.

The calculators encode string to base64 string and decode back to original string. Special characters (+/) , generally produced by base64 algorithm, can be replaced by the data provided in additional parameter.

This calculators shows the possible variants of RAID arrays, based on the number of drives available.

The RGB-HSV Color Converter allows the user to convert RGB color values to HSV color values and vice versa.

This calculator generates palette of colors from starting color to ending color, using maximum diversity, "rainbow" style.

The calculator checks LL1 grammar correctness, parses a text using the grammar, shows FIRST, FOLLOW and FIRST PLUS sets, parsing tree and gives PLANETCALC parsing code.

Th calculator converts the html table code to JSON array with optional data transpose and compression. It also visualizes numeric data on chart.

This online calculator can join two csv lists by key column the same way JOIN works in SQL (inner join, left outer join, right outer join)

Two calculators evaluate the relative luminance and contrast ratio for given colors.

This online calculator numbers lines of text

The reverse line calculator is a simple tool that takes a block of text as input, breaks it into individual lines, and then reverses the order of the lines. This can be useful in a variety of situations where you need to quickly reverse the order of lines in a document or piece of code, such as when working with logs, scripts, or data files.

This online calculator computes text "fitness". That is, how similar the given text to other texts written in English language.

The random symbol generator is a simple tool that allows users to generate a specified number of symbols randomly selected from a given set of symbols. Users can choose the number of paragraphs and the number of symbols per paragraph to be generated.

The calculator converts CSV table to JSON array of objects using a given map of CSV columns to object property names, and allows the user to paste CSV contents, tweak field separators, and replace empty strings with nulls in the JSON.

This online calculator calculates measure known as fitness score, of how given text is similar to a typical English text. It uses frequencies of unigrams, bigrams and trigrams to calculate fitness score. The reference frequencies are calculated from Leipzig Corpora Collection and can be downloaded from http://practicalcryptography.com/cryptanalysis/text-characterisation/quadgrams/. The less value you get, the better.