7-tab Swiss-army text workbench - regex find/replace, sort/dedupe/sample, line filter, set operations (diff two lists), URL-parts extraction, case transforms, secret extraction & stats.
Text Suite is the text-wrangling workbench every bug-bounty / pentest workflow needs. Seven focused tabs cover every line-manipulation task that fills the day: regex find-and-replace with capture groups, sort + dedupe + shuffle + random-sample, keep/drop line filters, set-operations between two lists (the canonical "what subdomains are new today vs yesterday" diff), per-component URL extraction (host / root-domain / path / query-keys / extension / port), case transforms (camel / snake / kebab / etc.), per-line prefix/suffix/wrap-in-quotes, and a secret-extractor + stats panel for arbitrary text.
Built specifically for the data shapes pentest workflows actually produce: subdomain lists from Subdomain Discovery, URL lists from Wayback URL Extractor, hostname lists from HTTP ProbeMaster, JS bundles for secret hunting, and CSV dumps for column extraction. 100% client-side - even very large lists (50k+ lines) stay in your browser.
$1, $2, plus a "Count matches" preview.co.uk, com.au etc.) correctly.'' / "" / `` / () / [] / {} / <>, join with separator, split by separator.gau / waybackurls - Sort & Dedupe with "Drop empty", then URL Parts → "Query keys" to find all parameter names ever used."user1","user2",... for a SQL IN clause - Transform → wrap each line in "", then join with ,.This one is free in your browser. Sign up for server-side recon, scan history, and projects.
Create free account Sign inSorts lines by their reversed string, which groups subdomains of the same parent together. api.example.com, www.example.com and cdn.example.com end up adjacent, making it easy to spot patterns in a huge subdomain list.
It uses a curated list of the most common 2-label ccTLDs (co.uk, com.au, co.jp, etc.) and falls back to the last 2 labels. Not a full Public Suffix List, but correct for the cases pentest workflows actually hit. If you need PSL accuracy, run the output through a dedicated tool.
Similar but lighter - this version covers ~14 of the most common high-signal patterns. For full coverage (74 patterns, with the validation command for each) use the dedicated KeyHacks tool.
No. 100% client-side. Every operation runs in your browser; pasted text never touches our servers.