Scroll either panel — both stay in sync. Use Edit texts to change the source again.
Scroll either panel — both stay in sync. Use Edit texts to change the source again.
A simple diff is often the fastest way to compare two versions of a policy, changelog, or email draft. Line-based highlights are especially useful when entire sentences moved, because they help you spot added or removed wording without reading both copies from top to bottom.
If you are reviewing contract notes or release text, keep the original and revised versions short and focused. That makes the highlights easier to interpret and reduces noise from unrelated formatting changes that would otherwise bury the actual edit.
Config file reviews, changelog edits, and legal clause comparisons usually change whole lines — word-level diff is unnecessary overhead.
Paste an original and a revised version. The tool splits lines and walks both sides to show additions and deletions similar to a lightweight patch view.
Best for logs, configs, emails, or drafts where line granularity is enough.
Both texts stay local; nothing is uploaded for comparison.