Combine multiple lines of text into a single string with customizable separators. Perfect for merging lists, removing line breaks, and formatting text for databases or spreadsheets.
A text joiner is a utility that takes multiple lines of text and combines them into a single continuous string. Unlike basic text editors that require manual line merging, this tool automates the process while giving you control over how the lines are connected.
Whether you're working with lists, addresses, code snippets, or any multi-line content, this tool can quickly transform it into a single line using your preferred separator. It's especially useful for preparing data for databases, spreadsheets, or programming tasks where line breaks can cause issues.
Experiment with different separators to get the exact format you need. The preview shows you exactly what separator will be used between your lines.
Text joining might seem simple, but it's an essential tool for anyone working with data or text. Here are some common scenarios where this tool saves time and reduces errors:
Joining text specifically refers to combining multiple lines into a single line using a separator, while merging can sometimes refer to combining entire documents. Our tool focuses on line joining with customizable separators.
Yes! Select "Custom" from the separator options and enter any combination of characters, words, or symbols you need. This works for spaces, commas, phrases, or even HTML tags.
While there's no strict limit, extremely large amounts of text (tens of thousands of lines) might slow down your browser. For best results with large documents, process them in smaller sections.
No, the tool preserves all original characters except for line breaks (which are replaced by your chosen separator). Empty lines can be removed if you select that option.
No, all processing happens entirely in your browser. Your text never leaves your device, ensuring privacy for sensitive information.
Yes! For that, you can use our Text Splitter tool which can separate text based on specific delimiters.