Contracts
Compare a returned contract against your original to catch quiet edits.
Paste two versions of a document, contract clause, article or code snippet and see exactly what changed. Removed text is shown in red, added text in green, with changed words highlighted.
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The checker finds the longest sequence of lines that both versions share, then marks everything else as added or removed. When a line was edited rather than replaced, the exact words that changed are highlighted inside it, so small edits are easy to spot.
Comparing by words is better for prose, such as essays or contract clauses, where a single sentence may wrap differently. Ignoring whitespace helps with code or text that has been reformatted without real changes.
Compare a returned contract against your original to catch quiet edits.
Check what changed between two versions of a web page.
Ignore whitespace to skip indentation-only changes.
For very long documents, compare one section at a time.
No. The comparison runs in your browser, so confidential documents stay private.
Red lines were removed, green lines were added, and stronger highlights show the exact words changed.
Yes. Line mode with Ignore whitespace works well for code.
Very long texts that are almost entirely different may be too large to compare in the browser. Splitting them into sections helps.
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