Convert String

So this blog post is a little bit different from the stuff we usually post, which is new CoverLoad releases. We actually want to bring light to one of our other macOS applications. If you work with text, and in particular with pieces of text (or strings if you want), you might find our application Convert String very useful. Especially if you are a developer working with encoded strings frequently or if you often find yourself sorting text manually.

Convert String is available for free in the App Store. Just like CoverLoad, Convert String does not have any ads, nor does it phone home. Currently Convert String offers the following features:

• Lower- and uppercasing, capitalizing, and reversing
• AMA, AP, APA, Bluebook, CMOS, MLA, NYT, and Wikipedia style formatting
• Encoding and decoding Base64, Hex, HTML, and URL
• Encoding and decoding ROT-5, ROT-13, ROT-18, and ROT-47
• Hashing to MD5, SHA1, SHA224, SHA256, SHA384, and SHA512
• Replacing characters or words within strings
• Sorting (and reverse sorting) with a range of separators
• Viewing a history of all conversions
• Exporting history to CSV, JSON, and XML