Add Prefix and Suffix to Lines
Add the same text to the start or end of every line at once.
Same change, every line
Wrapping every line in a list with the same thing — a bullet character, a URL prefix, quotes, an HTML tag, a trailing comma — is mind-numbing to do by hand for more than a few lines. This adds your chosen prefix, suffix, or both to every line in one go, turning a plain list into a formatted one instantly.
Paste the lines, type what to add to the front and back, and every line is wrapped.
Where it saves real time
It is a quiet workhorse for anyone who works with lists. Turning a column of filenames into a set of links, wrapping values in quotes for code, prefixing every line with a comment mark, adding a common domain to a list of usernames — all become one step instead of dozens. Combined with pasting a column straight from a spreadsheet, it makes reformatting bulk data almost effortless.
Questions & answers
Can I add text to both the start and end of each line?
Yes — set a prefix, a suffix, or both, and they are applied to every line.
What is it useful for?
Turning lists into links, wrapping values in quotes for code, adding bullets or comment marks, and similar bulk formatting.
Is my text uploaded?
No. It is processed in your browser.