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Join multi-line text into a single line or paragraph.
Paste multi-line text above and pick what to join lines with — the line breaks disappear as you type, no button click needed. Handy for turning a pasted list, a copied paragraph, or export data with stray newlines back into one clean line.
This line break remover strips both Unix-style (\n) and Windows-style (\r\n) breaks, so it works the same whether the text came from a code editor, a spreadsheet, an email, or a PDF.
Paste your text into the box above, choose what to join lines with (a space, nothing, a comma, or a pipe), and the line breaks are stripped instantly — no upload or signup needed.
They all mean roughly the same thing: the character(s) that end a line. Unix/macOS text uses a single newline (LF, \n); Windows text uses a carriage return plus newline (CRLF, \r\n). This tool handles both automatically.
Yes — set "Join lines with" to a comma or pipe to keep visual separation between what were separate lines, or turn off "Skip empty lines" to preserve blank-line paragraph breaks.
Yes. Windows-style CRLF breaks, Unix-style LF breaks, and text pasted from spreadsheets all get normalized and removed the same way.