Remove Line Breaks

Strip line breaks from any text and join it into a clean paragraph. Replace them with spaces, commas or nothing.

What does this remove line breaks tool do?

The remove line breaks tool takes a text spread across several lines and joins it into a continuous block. It is the fastest fix when you copy a paragraph from a PDF, an email or a web page and it comes out chopped into many lines, with breaks where you do not want them.

You decide how the lines are joined: replacing each break with a space (the most common way to recover a paragraph), with a comma (to build an inline list) or with nothing (to join split strings). On top of that, stripping the line breaks combines with empty-line and double-space cleanup so the result is spotless.

If you need more cleanup, also try remove extra spaces or remove duplicate lines.

When should you remove line breaks?

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Text copied from PDF

When you copy from a PDF or an email, each line carries a break. This tool removes them and leaves a clean paragraph to reuse.

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Clean code and data

Join lists or fragments split across several lines into one, with the separator you choose (space, comma or none).

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Reformat documents

Turn a text with manual breaks into a continuous block before pasting it into Word, Google Docs or a CMS.

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Prepare for publishing

Collapse the text into a single line for meta descriptions, form fields or posts that do not allow breaks.

How to remove line breaks step by step

1

Paste the text with breaks into the left box. The tool normalises Windows (CRLF) and Mac/Linux (LF) breaks.

2

Choose what to replace the breaks with and tick whether to remove empty lines or collapse double spaces.

3

Copy the clean result from the right box and paste it wherever you need it.

Frequently asked questions

How do I remove all line breaks from a text?
Paste the text, choose how to replace the breaks (with a space, a comma or nothing) and copy the result. The tool joins all the lines according to your choice and, if you enable it, removes blank lines first.
What is the difference between replacing with a space or with nothing?
Replacing with a space keeps the words at the end and start of each line apart ("hello\nworld" → "hello world"). Replacing with nothing joins them directly ("hello\nworld" → "helloworld"), useful for split strings.
Can I also remove empty lines?
Yes. Tick the "Remove empty lines" box and blank lines are discarded before the text is joined, avoiding double separators in the result.
What are CRLF and LF line breaks?
They are the two ways to mark the end of a line: Windows uses CRLF and Linux or Mac use LF. The tool normalises both automatically, so it works with text from any system.
Is the text sent to a server?
No. All processing happens in your browser, so the text never leaves your device and the tool works even offline once loaded.