Will the tool remove hyphenation at line wraps?

Enable De-hyphenate soft wraps to join words split at the end of a line (e.g., increas- ing → increasing).

Does it change my punctuation or quotes?

No punctuation is rewritten. If Collapse spaces is enabled, multiple spaces are reduced to one, preserving a single space after sentence punctuation.

Is my text uploaded or stored?

No. Everything runs locally in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.

Does it work in any language?

Yes for removing breaks. The ‘Fix Wrapped’ heuristics are tuned for Latin-script punctuation (., !, ?, :), but will still clean most hard wraps in other scripts.

What’s the difference between Remove all vs Keep paragraphs?

Remove all creates one continuous line of text; Keep paragraphs merges single newlines but preserves blank lines as paragraph separators.

Can I use it on mobile?

Yes. The tool is responsive and works in modern mobile browsers.

Remove Line Breaks / Fix Wrapped Text — FATAIM Tools

Remove Line Breaks Fix Wrapped Text

Q: What does “Fix Wrapped Text” do?

It detects line breaks inserted by narrow page widths (e.g., PDF or email exports) and removes them while preserving paragraph breaks and sentence boundaries.

Q: Can I keep bullet and numbered lists intact?

Yes. Turn on Preserve lists to keep each list item on its own line, including -, •, *, and numbered items like 1., 2., 3.

Paste messy, hard-wrapped text → clean, flowing paragraphs. Preserve lists, keep paragraphs, remove random breaks, and normalize spacing.

Remove line breaks / fix wrapped text — FATAIM Tools.

Input

0 chars

Mode:

Preserve lists

Preserve quotes

De-hyphenate soft wraps

Collapse spaces

Trim leading/trailing spaces

Output

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How to use

Paste text into Input (or use Copy example to input).
Choose a Mode:
- Remove all line breaks — single unbroken paragraph.
- Keep paragraphs — merge single newlines, preserve blank lines as paragraph breaks.
- Fix wrapped text (smart) — remove newlines that look like hard wraps while keeping sentence/paragraph boundaries.
Toggle options (preserve lists/quotes, de-hyphenate, collapse spaces, trim).
Click Convert → copy from Output.

Scope: This tool cleans plain text only. It won’t read PDFs/Word files directly—copy/paste their text first. Works in any language; “Fix Wrapped” heuristics are optimized for Latin-script punctuation.

FAQ

What does “Fix Wrapped Text” do?

It detects line breaks that were inserted by narrow page widths and removes them, while keeping paragraph breaks and line breaks after sentence-ending punctuation like ., !, ?, :.

Can I keep bullet and numbered lists intact?

Yes. Turn on Preserve lists to keep lines starting with -, •, *, or a number + dot on their own lines.

Will it remove hyphenation at line wraps?

Enable De-hyphenate soft wraps to join words ending with a trailing hyphen at line end (e.g., “increas-
ing” → “increasing”).

Does it change punctuation or quotes?

No punctuation is rewritten. With Collapse spaces, spaces are normalized (multiple → single). Quotes are preserved.

What about lists and bullet points?

If your content containslists, use the preserve lists option(when available) to keep each item on a new line while still unwrapping regular sentences.

Is my text stored?

No. The tool runs locally in your browser—nothing is uploaded.

Why remove line breaks or “fix wrapped text”?

When text is copied from PDFs, emails, or columns in a spreadsheet, it often contains hard returns or soft wraps that break sentences mid-line. This makes content harder to read, search, and analyze. Removing unintended line breaks produces a single, clean paragraph while preserving punctuation and intentional paragraph spacing. The result is easier to paste into a CMS, turn into an SEO-friendly meta description, or convert to a clean slug after additional processing.

What this tool does

Unwraps soft wraps: joins lines that end prematurely so sentences flow naturally.
Keeps real paragraphs: multiple consecutive line breaks are preserved as paragraph gaps.
De-hyphenates soft hyphens: removes break-hyphens so “wrap-ped” becomes “wrapped”.
Normalizes spacing: trims extra spaces around joins to avoid doubled spaces.

Common use cases

Blog & SEO: turn a copied excerpt into a single, clean paragraph for summaries and meta descriptions.
Email to Docs: remove hard breaks from emails before publishing or archiving.
PDF clean-up: fix wrapped sentences copied from column layouts in PDFs.
Data prep: normalize product descriptions or notes before importing to spreadsheets or forms.

Examples

Before:

This paragraph
wraps mid-
word and breaks
every few words
but should read
as one line.

After:

This paragraph wraps midword and breaks every few words but should read as one line.

Tips for best results

If you see hyphenated splits like “hyphen-\nbreaks”, enable De-hyphenate.
To keep paragraphs, make sure there is a blank line between them before converting.
Cleaning lists? Run this first, then use Remove Duplicate Lines or Alphabetize if needed.

How it works (1–2 seconds)

┌───────────────┐      ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐      ┌───────────────┐
│   Paste Text  │ ───▶ │ Options                                               │ ───▶ │   Clean Text  │
└───────────────┘      │ [✓] Keep paragraphs   [✓] De-hyphenate   [✓] Preserve │      └───────────────┘
                       │     (double breaks)        line-end -                     (single paragraph)
                       └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

      ┌─────────────────────── Processing Pipeline ────────────────────────┐
      │                                                                   │
      │ 1) Tokenize lines  ─▶  2) Join soft wraps  ─▶  3) De-hyphenate    │
      │                                  │                                 │
      │                                  └─▶ 4) Preserve double breaks     │
      │                                          (true paragraphs)         │
      │                                                                   │
      │ 5) Normalize spaces (trim doubles, remove stray spaces around joins)│
      └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Keep paragraphs: blank lines stay, so real paragraph breaks are preserved.
De-hyphenate: removes line-end hyphens like hyphen-\nbreaks → hyphenbreaks.
Preserve lists: (if enabled) items remain one per line; only normal sentences unwrap.

Which tool should I use?

Remove Line Breaks

What it does: Unwraps soft wraps so sentences flow; keeps real paragraphs.

Best for: Text copied from PDFs, emails, columns.

Keeps: Punctuation, double-break paragraphs (optional lists).

Example: wraps mid- word → wraps midword

Extras: De-hyphenate, normalize spaces.

Remove Accents

What it does: Normalizes diacritics to ASCII (é → e, ł → l).

Best for: SEO slugs, file names, analytics tags.

Keeps: Words, punctuation, whitespace exactly as typed.

Example: naïve, façade → naive, facade

Extras: Great pre-step before slugify/lowercase rules.

Remove Duplicates

What it does: Deduplicates identical lines; keeps the first match.

Best for: Tags, CSV lines, checklists, merged notes.

Keeps: Original order of unique items (case/space aware).

Example: alpha beta alpha → alpha beta

Extras: Pair with Alphabetize if you need sorting.

When to combine these tools

For messy copy (PDFs, emails, CSV notes), a quick pipeline gives best results: Remove Line Breaks (unwrap + de-hyphenate) → Remove Accents (ASCII normalize) → Remove Duplicates (unique lines) → Alphabetize (optional sorting). This keeps paragraphs or lists intact, prevents mid-word breaks, standardizes characters for slugs/URLs, and leaves you with clean, deduped text ready for publishing or import.