What it does
Paste any list of text — one value per line (emails, IPs, usernames, log lines, whatever) — and instantly get:
- Total lines
- Non-empty lines
- Empty lines
- Unique values
- Duplicate values (and how many times each one appears)
Everything runs entirely in your browser — nothing you paste is ever sent anywhere.
Try it
How it works
- Your input is split into lines using
\nas the separator (handles both\nand\r\nline endings). - Depending on your chosen options, each line may be trimmed of leading and trailing whitespace, and/or compared case-insensitively.
- Empty lines are counted separately, and — by default — excluded from the unique/duplicate analysis (toggle the checkbox to include them).
- A
Mapis used to count occurrences of each distinct value. Anything appearing more than once is listed in the duplicates box along with its count; everything else (including values that appear exactly once) is listed in the unique values box.
Notes
- The unique values list preserves the first occurrence's original casing/formatting (not the normalized version used for comparison).
- This tool is great for cleaning up mailing lists, deduplicating IP/host lists, checking for repeated entries in log files, or verifying that a generated list has no duplicates before importing it somewhere else.