Difference message

Extract a hidden message from the differences between two texts.

Codes

Paste two similar texts, try only the useful modes, and recover letters, accents, case changes or symbols that may form a hidden message.

Text A

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Text B

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Extraction mode

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Extracted message

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Quick explanation

The tool compares two versions of a text and only enables modes that return a result. Try the available modes to read additions, removals, substitutions, case differences, accents or symbols.

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Additional information

How to use the difference message tool

This tool compares two very similar texts to reveal a hidden message. It is useful when a clue is hidden in added, removed, replaced, accented or uppercase letters.

Two close texts

Paste one version in Text A and the other in Text B. The closer the texts are, the easier the useful differences are to read.

Usable modes

Modes that return nothing are disabled automatically, so you only try the readings that can produce an output.

Puzzles and variants

Try several modes: some messages are hidden in additions, others in case changes, accents or symbols.

What do the modes mean?

ModeReadingWhen to try it
ALetters added in text B.When the second text seems to contain extra characters.
BLetters removed from text A.When the first text looks more complete than the second.
CAll differences in comparison order.For a first global reading.
DPosition differences, text B side.When both texts have similar length and some letters change.
EPosition differences, text A side.To read the same difference the other way around.
FReplaced characters from text B only.When one letter has been substituted for another.
GReplaced characters from text A only.To recover the original letters of substitutions.
HCase differences from text B.When uppercase or lowercase letters look suspicious.
ICase differences from text A.To read case variations from the other text.
JAccent differences from text B.When accented letters seem intentional.
KAccent differences from text A.To compare accents the other way around.
LModified or added symbols.When punctuation or symbols seem to carry the clue.

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To see differences with colors, use the text comparator. To prepare text before analysis, try the puzzle text cleaner.

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