Paste two versions of PowerShell code, or drop .ps1, .psm1 and .psd1 files, to see every change highlighted. Use it to compare two versions of a script or module. Diffspot highlights PowerShell syntax, marks changed words inside each line and recognizes moved blocks. Press Try an example to see it on a real PowerShell change.
How to compare PowerShell files
- Paste or drop the original PowerShell code on the left.
- Paste or drop the changed version on the right. The diff updates as you type.
- Jump between changes with F7 and Shift+F7, or switch to Unified view to read it like a pull request.
- Copy or export a unified diff, a .patch file or an HTML report.
PowerShell comparison tips
- Comparing PowerShellPowerShell is case-insensitive; turn on Ignore case to hide cmdlet capitalization changes.
- Your code stays privateThe comparison runs on your device in WebAssembly. Proprietary code is never uploaded or stored.
- Fast on large filesFiles with hundreds of thousands of lines compare in about a second.
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Frequently asked questions
Is PowerShell detected automatically?
Yes. Diffspot recognizes PowerShell from the file name (.ps1, .psm1 and .psd1) or from the code itself. You can also choose it in the Syntax menu.
Is my code uploaded?
No. The page loads the diff engine once; after that your code stays in the browser tab. How Diffspot works explains how you can check this yourself.
Can I get a patch file?
Yes. Export → Download .patch creates a standard unified diff that git apply or patch can apply.