Generate Number Trigrams

Want to break a sequence of numbers into chunks of three? The Generate Number Trigrams tool makes that simple. Just paste your numbers, choose your settings, and instantly get every trigram combination you need.

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Options
Remove duplicate trigrams
Trim extra spaces
Allow overlapping trigrams

How to Use:

Start by pasting a list of numbers into the input box on the left. These should be space-separated something like 1 2 3 4 5. Don’t feel like typing? Click “Choose File” to import a .txt or .csv file instead. The supported formats are listed right below the file input.

Once your numbers are in, the output appears instantly on the right. You’ll see the trigrams generated live. Try flipping the toggle switches in the Options box to change how the trigrams behave. You can choose whether to remove duplicates, trim excess spaces, or allow overlaps between groups.

Need to export your results? Just hit “Export to File.” Want to copy it quickly? There’s a button for that too. And when you’re ready to start fresh, the “Clear All” button wipes everything even resets your toggles.

What Generate Number Trigrams can do:

This tool takes any list of numbers and slices it into trigrams meaning sets of three numbers each. If overlap is turned on, it moves forward one number at a time. If it’s off, it jumps ahead by three. That’s useful when you want non-overlapping groups.

The trim option cleans up messy spacing, which helps if your input isn’t formatted perfectly. You can also remove duplicate trigrams with a single click. Everything updates live, and there’s a character counter below the output so you know how many items you’re looking at.

Example:

Input:

1 2 3 4 5 6

Output (with overlap ON):

1 2 3
2 3 4
3 4 5
4 5 6

Output (with overlap OFF):

1 2 3
4 5 6

Common Use Cases:

If you’re working on sequence prediction, data segmentation, or even training a simple n-gram model, this tool helps break your numbers into neat sets of three. It’s also handy when prepping datasets for machine learning or spotting patterns in large numeric lists. No setup, no install just paste, click, and go.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

Working with number trigrams? Generate Number N-grams gives you more control if you want to tweak the length. And if you’re prepping data beforehand, Split a Number into Digits helps break things down cleanly before grouping.

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