Drop a file or paste
Files stay in this tab. Nothing is uploaded. Type, paste, or drop a file, including PDF and Word. The chunks update from the text the browser extracted.
Drop a file or paste into the editor to compare how two algorithms split the same source. This tab extracts PDF and Word to text first, and nothing is uploaded. Those same strategy names are one pip install away in Python.
Files stay in this tab. Nothing is uploaded. Type, paste, or drop a file, including PDF and Word. The chunks update from the text the browser extracted.
Two algorithms, same source. Click a chunk to underline its range. Link copies A vs B and the knobs, never your file.
The snippet on the left is already Python, with the same strategy names and knobs. Grey names in the dropdowns ship in the library, not this tab.
Retrieval can only be as good as the pieces you embed. This lab is that first cut: before vectors, before the index, before the model.
The browser lab caps at 150 MB. It extracts PDF and Word to text here. The Python library streams from disk, with the same strategy names, 40+ algorithms, unlimited file size, plus layout, images, OCR, and directories. N-way compare and a custom strategy are pip; the docs cover both.

The library, issues, and the pip-only strategies this tab does not fake, including embeddings and PDF layout. Token counts here are cl100k_base after you run token_based once, never a chars/4 guess.

Install chunking-strategy from pip. Same names as this lab, then it streams from disk: 40+ algorithms, PDF layout, directories, and no 150 MB cap.
N-way compare, bring-your-own strategies, every registry name, CLI, and what this tab will not fake.