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Add Line Breaks

Runs entirely in your browser - no upload, no sign-up.

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Paste text and choose where to add line breaks
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01 / Overview

How do I add line breaks to text?

Paste your text, then choose where each new line should begin. You can replace commas or any exact separator, put every sentence or word on its own line, or wrap text after a fixed number of words. The output updates instantly in your browser and is ready to copy.

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How to use

  1. 01
    Paste the source text

    Enter a delimited list, paragraph or other text in the left-hand box.

  2. 02
    Choose a break rule

    Split on an exact separator, after each sentence, after each word or after a chosen number of words.

  3. 03
    Adjust the details

    For separator mode, enter the text to replace and decide whether to keep it. Use Trim each line to remove surrounding spaces.

  4. 04
    Copy the formatted result

    Review the live output and counts, then copy the line-separated text to your document, spreadsheet or app.

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Who it's for

  • Spreadsheet users turning a comma-, semicolon- or pipe-delimited value into one item per row.
  • Writers and editors placing one sentence per line to compare, reorder or annotate a dense paragraph.
  • Prompt writers splitting requirements, examples or constraints into a clean line-by-line structure.
  • Developers and operators converting copied identifiers, tags or command output into line-separated text.

A useful line break is more than visual spacing: it turns one dense value into records another tool can understand. Split comma-separated names before pasting them into a spreadsheet, place one sentence per line for review, or wrap long copy into predictable word groups. The separator is treated as literal text, not a regular expression, so characters such as |, . and * work exactly as typed.

Choose Keep separator when punctuation still belongs in the result, such as a semicolon at the end of each item. Leave Trim each line enabled to remove padding around the new boundaries. Your text is processed locally and is never uploaded.

FAQ

Is my text uploaded anywhere?

No. The line break generator runs entirely in your browser with client-side JavaScript. Your source and formatted result are not sent to a server, so you can use it with drafts, notes, prompts and internal lists.

Is the add line breaks tool free?

Yes. It is free to use with no sign-up, download or fixed usage limit. Paste the text, choose a break rule and copy the live result whenever it looks right.

How much text can I format?

There is no preset character or line limit. The transformation is a lightweight text operation, so ordinary documents and long lists complete immediately. The practical limit depends on your browser memory and how much text remains comfortable to edit in a textarea.

Can I replace commas with line breaks?

Yes. Leave Break at set to Separator, enter a comma and paste the comma-separated text. Every exact comma becomes a new line. Turn on Keep separator if you want the commas to remain at the ends of the resulting lines.

Can I add a line break after every sentence?

Yes. Choose Each sentence to place sentence-ending punctuation and its closing quote or bracket at the end of a line. The tool recognizes periods, question marks, exclamation marks, ellipses and common CJK sentence punctuation.

Can I insert a line break every few words?

Yes. Choose Word count and enter a whole number from 1 to 1000. The tool groups whitespace-separated words into lines of that size without splitting a word in the middle. The final line can contain fewer words.

Does the separator support regular expressions?

No. The separator is matched as exact literal text, which makes punctuation and symbols predictable. Enter a comma, pipe, semicolon, arrow or a whole phrase exactly as it appears in the source.

Does it work with Windows and Mac line endings?

Yes. Windows CRLF and older carriage-return line endings are normalized to standard LF newlines before formatting. Unicode letters, emoji and combining marks are preserved unchanged.