Replace literal text throughout an editable draft. Match Case controls whether uppercase and lowercase variants match. The search is not a regular expression and does not require whole-word boundaries, so inspect surrounding text before copying the result.
lightbulb When to use this tool
- check_circle Update a repeated product label or phrase in a draft.
- check_circle Remove a known literal fragment by leaving Replace With empty.
Inputs and results
Input: Source, find/replacement text and case-sensitivity choice.
Output: Edited text with copy/clear.
How it works
Paste a copy of your source text.
Enter the exact Find text and the replacement, which may be blank.
Select Match Case when capitalization must match, then choose Replace All Occurrences.
Review the changed words and copy the result. Keep the source for recovery.
Examples
science Case-sensitive choice
For red RED, replacing red with blue gives blue blue when Match Case is off, and blue RED when it is on.
science Matches inside words
Replacing cat with dog also changes catalog to dogalog. Include suitable surrounding text when you need a narrower match.
Limitations
Literal substring replacement, not regular expressions or whole-word search. Results overwrite the editor; there is no separate original pane or dedicated undo history.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I search with a regex? expand_more
Are dollar signs interpreted in the replacement? expand_more
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