Mark Words Based on Rules

Advanced text highlighting tool that marks words based on custom rules like capitalized words, nouns, specific patterns, or user-defined criteria.

Mark Words Based on Rules

Highlight words based on custom rules like capitalized words, length, or patterns.

Marked Text Preview

The Amazing JavaScript Developer went to New York City on Tuesday. Please check the FAQ section and contact our CEO immediately. Call me at 555-1234 or visit apartment 3B.

About Word Marking Rules

Word marking based on rules is a powerful text analysis technique that allows you to automatically highlight or identify words that meet specific criteria. This tool helps you quickly visualize patterns in text, identify important elements, and analyze content structure.

Rule Types

  • Capitalized Words: Proper nouns, names, titles
  • Length-based: Words above/below certain length
  • Pattern-based: Regular expression matches
  • Dictionary-based: Words from custom lists
  • Case-based: UPPERCASE, lowercase, Mixed Case
  • Special Characters: Words with numbers, symbols
  • Position-based: First/last words in sentences
  • Frequency-based: Common or rare words

Use Cases

  • Content analysis and review
  • Proofreading and editing
  • Data validation and cleaning
  • Pattern recognition in text
  • Language learning and teaching
  • SEO keyword identification
  • Academic text analysis
  • Quality assurance for content

Marking Rules Examples

Capitalized Words

Rule: Mark all words that start with an uppercase letter
Example Text: "John went to New York City last Tuesday."
John went to New York City last Tuesday.

Length-based Rules

Rule: Mark words longer than 6 characters
Example Text: "The amazing elephant walked gracefully through the forest."
The amazing elephant walked gracefully through the forest.

Pattern-based Rules

Rule: Mark words containing numbers
Example Text: "Call me at 555-1234 or visit apartment 3B."
Call me at 555-1234 or visit apartment 3B.

All Uppercase Words

Rule: Mark words that are entirely in UPPERCASE
Example Text: "Please read the FAQ and contact our CEO immediately."
Please read the FAQ and contact our CEO immediately.

Advanced Marking Techniques

Multiple Rule Combinations

Combine multiple rules to create complex highlighting patterns. For example, mark words that are both capitalized AND longer than 5 characters, or words that contain numbers BUT are not all digits.

Combined Rule: Capitalized words longer than 5 characters
The Parliament building in London is a historic landmark.

Custom Dictionary Rules

Create rules based on custom word lists. Mark technical terms, brand names, keywords, or any specific vocabulary relevant to your content analysis needs.

Technical Terms

API, JavaScript, database, algorithm, framework

Brand Names

Google, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Facebook