Word Wrap

This tool wraps long lines of text into shorter lines based on a specified width, while preserving whole words. It ensures better readability by avoiding mid-word breaks and allows you to customize the wrap width, trim input, and remove empty lines. The output updates live and supports file import/export.

How to Use:

1. Paste your text into the input box or use the Choose File button to import a .txt file.
2. In the Options section:
   • Set the Wrap Width to control the maximum line length.
   • Toggle Trim input to remove leading and trailing spaces from each line.
   • Toggle Remove empty lines to ignore blank lines in the input.
3. The wrapped output will appear instantly in the right-hand box.
4. Use Copy Output to copy the result to your clipboard.
5. Use Export to File to download the result as a .txt file.
6. Click Clear All to reset all inputs, outputs, and counters.

Example:

Input:

This is a long paragraph of text that should be wrapped at a certain width, preserving whole words and maintaining readability across each line.

Wrap Width: 40
Output:

This is a long paragraph of text that
should be wrapped at a certain width,
preserving whole words and maintaining
readability across each line.

Common Use Cases:

Use the Word Wrap Tool to prepare plain text for display in fixed-width environments, emails, code comments, or formatting readable output in documents or terminals. It’s especially helpful when working with large blocks of text that need to remain within a visual width limit without breaking words.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

If you’re wrapping long blocks of text, Justify Text can clean up the edges so lines don’t feel jagged or uneven. And if spacing starts to look cramped after wrapping, Increase Text Spacing helps everything breathe while keeping it all aligned.