Compare two texts and see the differences highlighted line by line.
Is this a “real” git diff?
No. It’s a simple line-by-line comparison. If lines are inserted in the middle, results may look less precise than git.
Why do I see many changes for small edits?
Because the comparison is line-based. Small reflows can change many lines even if the meaning is similar.
Is my text uploaded?
No. The comparison runs locally in your browser.
A diff view is great for reviewing edits, catching accidental deletions, and comparing versions of copy or config files. For source code reviews and precise insert/move detection, prefer git diff.
If your text wraps differently between versions, try formatting it into one sentence per line before comparing.