Remove Line Breaks
Strip the line breaks out of text to join broken lines back into flowing paragraphs.
Rejoining text that got chopped up
Copy text from a PDF or an email and it often arrives with a line break at the end of every line, so a single paragraph is split into a dozen short fragments. Paste that anywhere and it stays broken. This removes those line breaks and reflows the text into proper paragraphs that wrap naturally wherever you put them.
Paste the broken text and it comes back as continuous paragraphs.
Keeping the paragraphs you want
The trick is telling a genuine paragraph break from an accidental mid-sentence one. A good clean-up removes the stray single breaks that chopped sentences while keeping the double breaks that separate real paragraphs, so you get flowing text without everything collapsing into one giant block. If you want the opposite — one sentence per line — a sentence splitter does that instead.
Frequently asked questions
Why does copied text have a line break on every line?
PDFs and some emails hard-wrap each line, so copying keeps those breaks even though it looks like one paragraph.
Will it merge everything into one block?
A good clean-up keeps the paragraph breaks and only removes the stray ones that split sentences.
Is my text uploaded?
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