Full-width/half-width converter

The full-width/half-width converter switches freely between full-width and half-width characters: a full-width character occupies two standard character positions while a half-width character occupies one, showing the difference between them.

What is the difference between full-width and half-width?

1, a full-width character takes 2 bytes, a half-width character 1 byte

2, Full-width means letters, digits and so on take up the same width as Chinese characters; half-width means ASCII-style characters

3, Letters, digits and characters typed when no Chinese input method is active are all half-width

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How to use

This tool belongs to the “Text processing” category.

  1. 1Paste the text into the main box; comparison tools give you a left and a right pane.
  2. 2Choose the operation: count, replace, deduplicate, convert between simplified and traditional Chinese, add pinyin, or change case and width.
  3. 3Copy the result back. Most operations update instantly, so you can tweak and re-run.

Your input is processed locally in the browser whenever possible. We do not store it.

Frequently asked questions

Does the word count count characters or words?

Chinese is counted per character; English is reported both per character and per whitespace-separated word.

How long can the text be?

Bounded by the browser and the request size. Tens of thousands of characters are routine; split a whole book into chunks.

Why is the simplified/traditional conversion wrong?

Many characters map one-to-many and need context. The tool uses common mappings — proof-read proper nouns.