Column Text Wrapper
Wrap text into neat columns of a set width, for fixed-width layouts and plain-text formatting.
Text that fits a column
Some settings need text arranged into columns of a fixed character width — plain-text documents, code, terminal output, anything read in a monospace layout where lines must not run too long. This wraps your text to the width you choose, breaking cleanly between words so each line fits the column without cutting words in half.
Paste the text, set the column width, and it is reflowed to fit.
Where fixed-width formatting still matters
Fixed-width text formatting has not gone away: plain-text emails, code comments, configuration files, README documents and command-line output all read best within a set line length, traditionally around seventy or eighty characters. Wrapping to a column keeps such text tidy and readable rather than trailing off in one long line. Match the width to the destination and the text sits neatly within it.
Common questions
What does column wrapping do?
It reflows text to a fixed line width, breaking between words so each line fits the column.
What width should I use?
Around seventy or eighty characters is the traditional plain-text limit; match it to wherever the text is going.
Is my text uploaded?
No. The wrapping happens in your browser.