Line Break · Join Lines — Simple Text Formatter

Q: What does Trim mean?

It removes spaces at both ends. Example: ' hello ' → 'hello'.

How to use

1) Paste text → 2) Pick options → 3) Run (Shortcut: Ctrl/⌘ + Enter)

See example

Input:
apple,pear,grape

Split (separator → line break):
apple
pear
grape

Join (line break → separator):
apple, pear, grape

Input

Options & Run

Mode Split lines (separator → line break) Join lines (line break → separator)

Separator e.g., comma , · semicolon ; · tab \t · pipe | Trim spaces at both ends Skip empty items (e.g., apple,,pear → remove the empty one) Unify line endings (avoid broken lines):

👉 Tip: For nicer spacing when joining, set separator to , (comma + space). Use \t for tab and \n for line break.

Related tools

Remove empty lines Sort lines Remove duplicate lines Character/word counter

FAQ

What is a separator?

A sign that tells where to split items — e.g., comma (,), semicolon (;), tab (↹), or pipe (|).

What does "Trim" mean?

It removes spaces at both ends. Example: ␣␣hello␣␣ → hello.

Why unify LF / CRLF?

Different systems use different line-break signals. macOS/Linux use LF, Windows uses CRLF. Unifying prevents broken lines.

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