Wrap Words in Text

Wrap Words in Text Tool surrounds each individual word in a line with a custom prefix and suffix. You can use this to quote words, apply formatting markers, or prepare wrapped text for markup, code, or annotation. The tool updates output live and includes full input/output controls.

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Options
Trim lines
Remove empty lines
Maximize output

How to Use:

  1. Paste your text into the input box or import a .txt file using the Choose File button.
  2. In the Options section:
    • Set the Prefix to insert before each word (e.g. ", ', *).
    • Set the Suffix to insert after each word (e.g. ", ', *).
    • Toggle Trim lines to remove leading/trailing whitespace from each line before processing.
    • Toggle Remove empty lines to skip blank lines in the output.
  3. The output updates automatically as you type or change settings.
  4. Click Copy Output to copy the result.
  5. Click Export to File to download the wrapped output as a .txt file.
  6. Click Clear All to reset everything.

What Wrap Words Tool Can Do:

This tool processes each line of text and wraps every word with the specified prefix and suffix. It works great for:

  • Creating quoted keyword lists
  • Preparing tokenized inputs for APIs or search
  • Wrapping data values for CSV or SQL export
  • Styling markdown content or labels

The live output gives you immediate feedback. You’ll also see a dynamic count of how many lines were processed.

Example:

Input:

one two three
hello world

Prefix: *
Suffix: *

Output:

*one* *two* *three*
*hello* *world*

Common Use Cases:

Use Wrap Words in Text Tool to quickly quote or mark up words in bulk, convert plain text into markdown-style emphasis, generate labeled data for NLP, or prepare content for templating systems. It’s ideal for formatting word-by-word output with consistent structure.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

If you’re wrapping words for emphasis or structure, Add Symbols Around Words gives you more control over how they’re visually marked. And once everything’s styled, Color Words in Text can layer in some flair without making the layout feel too crowded.