Text Diff

Text Diff compares two texts line by line and shows what was added, removed, or changed, with word-level highlighting inside changed lines — much like git diff, but without a command line.

How to use it

• Paste the original text into one field and the changed version into the other.
• The result immediately highlights added lines, removed lines, and the words that changed within shared lines.
• Handy for scanning large texts — jump straight to the first differences instead of searching manually.

Common uses

• Comparing two versions of a document, article, or config file without installing git.
• Checking exactly what changed in a text after an editor or an automatic formatter touched it.
• Comparing API responses or logs between two runs.

Things to keep in mind

By default a whitespace-only change (like indentation) still counts as a difference, since it technically changes the line's content.

The diff compares lines by position, so adding or removing a single line near the top can shift how the rest of the text lines up.