one job: compare your text
Diffed. compares two blocks of text and highlights exactly what changed, lines added, lines removed, and the specific words that differ within lines that were edited rather than replaced entirely. Paste the original on the left and the revised version on the right, then click Compare.
It's built for the moment you need to know what actually changed between two drafts, two versions of a document, a before-and-after edit, or a stretch of code, without reading both versions line by line yourself.
Paste the original text on the left, the edited version on the right, and click Compare. Lines and words that changed are highlighted immediately.
Both. Lines that changed are highlighted first, then the specific words that differ within those lines are highlighted individually.
Yes, it works on any plain text, including code, though it is not syntax-aware, it only compares the text itself.
No. The comparison runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript, nothing is sent to a server.