↵

Remove Line Breaks

Remove or replace line breaks in your text. Join lines into a single paragraph or replace with any character.

Lines before: 0 Lines after: 0 Breaks removed: 0

About Remove Line Breaks

Text copied from PDFs, emails, or poorly formatted sources often has line breaks at the end of each line (a common issue with PDF exports). This tool removes or replaces those unwanted line breaks so your text flows naturally.

How to Use

  1. Paste your text into the input field.
  2. Choose how to handle line breaks: remove all, remove only double breaks, or replace with a space, comma, or custom character.
  3. The output updates instantly in real-time.
  4. Click "Copy" to copy the cleaned text.

Common Use Cases

PDF exports often add a line break at the end of every printed line. Use "Replace with space" to fix this. Email text may have double line breaks between paragraphs — use "Remove only double line breaks" to convert paragraphs to single-spaced text while preserving single breaks.

FAQ

A line break (also called a newline) is the character inserted when you press the Enter key. It marks the end of a line and the beginning of a new one. Different systems use different line break characters: \n (Unix/Mac), \r\n (Windows).
It removes blank lines (two consecutive newlines) while preserving single line breaks. This is useful for collapsing extra spacing between paragraphs while maintaining the paragraph structure.
Yes, use "Replace with comma" to turn a vertical list (one item per line) into a comma-separated list suitable for CSV or other comma-delimited formats.