Concatenate Text

Need to turn a list of lines into one seamless string? The Concatenate Text Tool makes it easy to merge individual lines of text with full control over formatting. Add separators, wrap each line with quotes or symbols, and skip blank lines all in one go.

Whether you’re prepping code snippets, formatting data, or building quick outputs for CSV or logs, this tool saves time and hassle.

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Options
Ignore empty lines
Trim whitespace
Add quotes
Maximize output



How to Use the Tool:

  1. Paste or type your text into the input box, one item per line.
  2. Enter a separator string that will appear between each item.
  3. Optional settings:
    • Enable “Ignore empty lines” to skip blank entries.
    • Enable “Trim whitespace” to remove extra spaces around each line.
    • Enable “Add quotes” to wrap each item in double quotes.
    • Use “Prefix” and “Suffix” fields to insert text before or after each item.
  4. The output box will automatically update with the concatenated result.
  5. Click “Copy Output” to copy the final string.
  6. Click “Clear All” to reset the input, output, and all options.

What Concatenate Text Tool can do:

This tool reads your input line-by-line and applies transformations based on the options you’ve selected. It trims, wraps, quotes, and merges everything into a clean, final string exactly how you want it.

You can:

  • Use custom prefixes and suffixes like " or []
  • Choose any separator (including nothing)
  • Clean messy spacing automatically
  • Output everything instantly without manual edits

The tool runs entirely in your browser, so your data stays private.

Example:

Input:

  apple  
banana
cherry

grape

Options:

  • Separator: ,
  • Ignore empty lines: enabled
  • Trim whitespace: enabled
  • Add quotes: enabled
  • Prefix: -
  • Suffix: -

Output:

"-apple-", "-banana-", "-cherry-", "-grape-"

Common Use Cases:

The Concatenate Text Tool joins multiple lines of text into a single string using custom separators, prefixes, suffixes, and optional quotes. It’s ideal for formatting lists, preparing text for CSV or SQL imports, combining entries for publishing or reports, generating structured outputs, and quickly merging cleaned-up text into a single organized line.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

Once you’ve stitched your pieces together, Add Line Breaks to Text can help space things out so it doesn’t turn into a wall of text. And if the result feels messy, Normalize Text Spacing smooths out any leftover irregular gaps or joins.

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