Join all lines locally into a single one - breaks removed, joined with spaces. No upload.
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Your files never left your device
No. Everything runs in your browser - your file never leaves your device. How this is verifiable
This tool removes the line breaks from your text and joins everything into a single line. It is the exact counterpart to the line-wrap tool: a hard-wrapped paragraph becomes continuous running text again that you can comfortably reuse.
Typical cases: a paragraph copied from a PDF with annoying breaks, an email with fixed line lengths, or text torn apart on paste. Each line is stripped of surrounding spaces, empty lines are skipped, and the rest are joined with exactly one space.
All processing happens entirely locally in your browser - no upload, even offline. Your text never leaves your device. The result is a single line you can copy or download straight away.
Handy detail: the tool recognizes both Unix line breaks (LF) and Windows line breaks (CRLF) and removes both. That turns text copied across several lines back into a continuous paragraph or a single-line value - such as a long key or a URL that got torn across multiple lines when copied.
| Input formats | Text input |
|---|---|
| Output format | TXT |
| Batch processing | No |
| Processing | Locally in your browser (JavaScript) |
| File upload | None |
Limitations: Removes all line breaks, trims each line, skips empty lines and joins the rest with exactly one space. The counterpart to wrapping. There is deliberately no separator option (always a space).
No. The joining runs entirely locally in your browser - even offline. Your text never leaves your device.
With exactly one space. Leading and trailing spaces of each line are removed first, and empty lines are skipped.
Yes. While the wrap tool splits long lines, this tool joins wrapped lines back into one.
No, intentionally not: all breaks are removed so a single continuous line results. For several paragraphs, process the blocks one at a time.