Add Quotes to Words

Want to wrap every word in quotes or customize your own prefix and suffix around each word? The Add Quotes to Words Tool makes it simple. Just paste your text, adjust your settings, and instantly turn raw words into neatly quoted tokens ready for JSON, CSV, scripting, or clean visual formatting.

Whether you’re preparing input for a code snippet, formatting content for display, or transforming data for export, this tool helps you do it fast.

Paste your input above or import a file below.
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Supported file types: .txt
Options
Lowercase Words
Uppercase Words
Remove Duplicate Words

How to Use:

  1. Paste or type your input into the box on the left.
  2. Customize formatting using the options:
    • Set a prefix (e.g., ", ', [).
    • Set a suffix (e.g., ", ', ]).
    • Choose a separator (space, comma, line break, etc.).
  3. Optional enhancements:
    • Convert all words to lowercase or uppercase.
    • Remove duplicates to filter out repeated words automatically.
  4. Check the result in the right-hand box. It updates live with every change.
  5. Copy or export the output using the buttons provided.
  6. Need to reset? Hit “Clear All” to wipe everything in one click.

What Add Quotes to Words Tool can do:

The tool splits your input by spaces and applies any selected transformations. Every word is then wrapped with the chosen prefix and suffix before being joined using your preferred separator.

It supports:

  • Custom quote styles – not just double quotes.
  • Duplicate filtering – helpful when generating keyword arrays.
  • Casing options – great for formatting tags, commands, or UI strings.

All processing is done client-side in your browser nothing is uploaded.

Example:

Input Text:

Apple banana Apple cherry

Prefix: '
Suffix: '
Separator: ,
Lowercase: enabled
Remove duplicates: enabled

Result:

'apple', 'banana', 'cherry'

Common Use Cases:

This tool is perfect for developers creating data arrays, marketers preparing tags, or writers formatting quotes or commands. It’s also handy for exporting structured text to other platforms or for quick formatting during editing.

No regex. No find-replace. Just clean, quoted words.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

Before wrapping each word in quotes, it might help to use Remove Extra Spaces to clean up the spacing between words so the output doesn’t end up with misplaced or double quotes. You can also try Remove Quotes from Words if you’re working with content that’s already quoted and want to clean it up before starting fresh.

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