Remove Line Breaks
Strip line breaks from text, three ways.
How to use
- 1 Paste your text into the input box.
- 2 Choose a mode: join with a space, remove entirely, or keep paragraphs.
- 3 Review the cleaned output on the right.
- 4 Copy the result.
About Remove Line Breaks
The Remove Line Breaks tool flattens text that has been broken across many lines back into clean, continuous prose.
Pasting from a PDF, an email, a code comment or a column-wrapped document often leaves a hard line break at the end of every line; this tool takes those breaks out so the text flows naturally again.
You get three modes. "Join with space" replaces each break with a single space and collapses any double spaces left behind, which is what you want for reflowing wrapped paragraphs. "Remove entirely" concatenates the lines with no separator, handy for rejoining a broken URL, token or base64 string. "Keep paragraphs" is the smart option: it removes the single breaks inside each paragraph but preserves the blank line between paragraphs, so structure survives while the ragged wrapping disappears.
Everything happens locally in your browser — the text is never uploaded, logged or stored — so it is safe for private documents, and it keeps working offline once the page has loaded.
FAQ
What is the difference between the three modes?
“Join with space” swaps each break for a space; “Remove entirely” deletes breaks with no separator; “Keep paragraphs” collapses single breaks but keeps the blank line between paragraphs.
Does it handle Windows (CRLF) line endings?
Yes. CRLF and CR endings are normalised, so text from any operating system is handled correctly.