Ebooks
Free online TXT normalize (BOM · CRLF · UTF‑16)
Normalize `.txt` files in your browser: strip UTF‑8 BOM, convert CRLF/CR to LF, and decode UTF‑16 exports for Unix scripts, Git, and clean diffs.
Overview
Clean up pasted or exported plaintext before tooling complains about Windows CRLF endings, BOM markers at the start of `.txt`, or UTF‑16 quirks from older editors. Morgana summarizes what changed after you process a file so the audit trail stays readable for FAQs and onboarding.
TXT cleanup (BOM · CRLF · UTF‑16)
Normalize Windows and Mac line endings, strip stray UTF‑8 BOMs, and decode UTF‑16 exports before downloading a clean `.txt`.
Available converters
Tiles open Morgana-hosted conversion pairs or TXT normalization. See CloudConvert's ebook hub for broader coverage—we focus on open ZIP/XML manuscripts; AZW, MOBI, DRM, or RAR-heavy comics still need Calibre or another desktop exporter first.
Frequently asked questions
Does this TXT normalizer corrupt binary blobs?
It expects plain UTF-8/UTF‑16-ish text workflows. Opening random binaries yields gibberish on purpose.
What about huge logs?
Still parsed locally—very large uploads may hitch the browser thread for a beat.