Find & Replace

Bulk find and replace with regex support

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Plain text or regular expression?

With regular expression off, your search term is matched literally — a full stop means a full stop, and you do not need to escape anything. That is what you want for ordinary substitutions like renaming a product or fixing a repeated typo.

Switch it on when the thing you are matching is a pattern rather than a fixed string. A few that come up often:

  • \d+ — one or more digits
  • \s+ — any run of whitespace
  • ^ and $ — start and end of the text
  • (\w+)@(\w+) — capture groups, reusable in the replacement as $1 and $2

The match count updates as you type, so you can check a pattern hits what you expect before trusting the output.

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