Multi Word Replacer
Set up multiple find → replace pairs and apply them to your text in a single run, with a per-pair count of how many replacements each one made.
Find → replace pairs (applied in order, top to bottom)
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Pairs apply in order — an earlier replacement can affect what a later pair finds.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I replace multiple words at once?
- Add a row for each find-and-replace pair, paste your text, and click Replace All. Every pair is applied in one run, and a results table shows how many replacements each pair made.
- In what order are the pairs applied?
- Pairs run sequentially from top to bottom, each one operating on the output of the previous. That means an earlier replacement can affect a later one — if pair 1 turns "cat" into "dog" and pair 2 replaces "dog", pair 2 will also hit the text pair 1 produced.
- What does the whole word option do?
- It only replaces matches that stand alone as complete words. With it on, replacing "cat" will not touch "category" or "concatenate"; with it off, every occurrence of the letters is replaced.
- How many find-and-replace pairs can I add?
- Up to 20 pairs per run. Rows can be added and removed freely, and pairs with an empty find field are simply skipped.
- Can I use regular expressions in the find field?
- No — the find text is treated literally, so characters like dots and parentheses match exactly as typed. For regex-powered replacement, use our Find and Replace tool instead.