Word Wrap Tool
Wrap text to a fixed line width, breaking it neatly at a set number of characters.
Fitting text to a width
Some places demand a maximum line length: plain-text emails, code comments, old-school documents, terminal output, anything meant to be read in a fixed-width column. This wraps your text to the width you set, breaking lines cleanly between words so nothing runs past the limit and nothing gets cut mid-word.
Paste the text, choose the character width, and it is rewrapped.
Wrapping at word boundaries
The important part is that it breaks between words rather than in the middle of them, so the text stays readable rather than becoming a jumble of split words. A common width is around seventy or eighty characters, the traditional limit for plain-text readability. Set the width to match wherever the text is going, and it flows neatly within that column.
Common questions
Can I choose the line width?
Yes — set the maximum number of characters per line and the text wraps to fit.
Does it break words in half?
No. It wraps between words so each line stays readable and under the limit.
Is my text uploaded?
No. The wrapping happens in your browser.