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DiffResolver

A Free Diffchecker Alternative That Runs in Your Browser

Diffchecker is a well-known online diff tool. Its free plan counts many features by the month. DiffResolver has no counter, no account, and no advertisements. Every comparison runs in your browser. This page lists the facts, so you can pick the tool that fits your work.

Feature comparison

FeatureDiffResolver (free)Diffchecker Basic (free)Diffchecker Pro + Desktop ($15 per month)
Unified (inline) viewUnlimited5 per monthUnlimited
Character-level diffUnlimited10 per monthUnlimited
Syntax highlightingUnlimited5 per monthUnlimited
Merge changesUnlimited10 per monthUnlimited
Export the diffUnlimited5 per monthUnlimited
Custom ignore rulesWhitespace and case5 per monthUnlimited
PDF diffUnlimitedIncluded, some options countedUnlimited
Word diff (.docx)UnlimitedIncluded, some options countedUnlimited
Excel diff (.xlsx, .xls, .ods)UnlimitedIncluded, some options countedUnlimited
Image diff (PNG, JPG, WebP)UnlimitedIncluded, some options countedUnlimited
OCR of scanned pagesIn your browserIncludedIncluded
Folder diffUnlimitedNot includedIncluded
Archive diff (ZIP, TAR, 7z, RAR)UnlimitedNot listedNot listed
Hex (binary) diffUnlimitedNot listedNot listed
Three-way merge (base, ours, theirs)UnlimitedNot listedNot listed
Saved comparisonsIn this browser onlyNot includedIncluded
Interface languages9 languagesNot listedNot listed
AdvertisementsNoYesNo
Account neededNoNoYes

The Diffchecker limits and prices come from their public pricing page, as of August 2026. Plans change, so check the current terms: Diffchecker pricing page

Free in DiffResolver, with no limit

These tools need no account and have no monthly count. Diffchecker keeps the folder diff for a paid plan. It does not list an archive diff, a hex diff, or a three-way merge.

The three-way text merge also reads a pasted Git conflict. It splits the conflict markers into the base, ours, and theirs panes for you.

No upload, no account, no counter

Where Diffchecker is ahead

Diffchecker has a desktop application, keeps saved comparisons in its cloud, and summarizes changes with AI. DiffResolver has none of these. Snapshots stay in the browser that saved them, so another computer cannot open them.

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