Trim line edges and collapse multiple spaces
Input
Alpha Beta
Gamma Delta Example output
Alpha Beta
Gamma DeltaClean text by trimming line boundaries, stripping empty lines, collapsing consecutive spaces into single spaces, removing control characters, or converting between multi-line lists and single-line strings with 100% client-side privacy.
| Supported Operations | Clean Whitespace, Remove Blank Lines, Multi-line to Single-line, Single-line to Multi-line |
|---|---|
| Line Join Delimiters | Space, Comma, Comma + Space, Semicolon, Pipe |
| Maximum Input | 5 MB |
| Execution Deadline | 2.5 s |
Input
Alpha Beta
Gamma Delta Example output
Alpha Beta
Gamma DeltaInput
Item One
Item Two
Item ThreeExample output
Item One, Item Two, Item ThreeWhen cleaning source code or indented configuration files, use the Remove Blank Lines operation rather than Clean Whitespace to strip empty lines without erasing leading indentation tabs or spaces.
Copy-pasting text from PDFs, legacy terminals, or Word documents often introduces non-printable control characters (such as null bytes 0x00 or bell 0x07). Enabling Strip Non-Printable ASCII purges these hidden characters while preserving valid tabs and line feeds.
The Single-line to Multi-line operation tolerates irregular spacing around delimiters (such as 'a, b, c'), producing clean, uniformly trimmed lines.
Line & Text Sorter
Sort lines of text alphabetically, numerically, by string length, deduplicate lines, reverse line order, or shuffle randomly.
Case Converter
Convert text, identifiers, and variables between camelCase, snake_case, kebab-case, PascalCase, CONSTANT_CASE, Title Case, dot.case, and path/case.
Text Diff / Compare
Compare two text files, code snippets, or configuration payloads line-by-line, word-by-word, or as a unified patch.
String Escape & Unescape
Escape and unescape special characters, quotes, and control sequences for JavaScript, JSON, C/C++, Python, SQL, and regex literals.
Collapsing spaces replaces two or more consecutive spaces or tabs between words with a single space, removing accidental gaps created during text copying or OCR scanning.
Yes. Both CRLF (\r\n) and LF (\n) line breaks are parsed consistently and normalized to clean standard line breaks.
No. All cleaning, trimming, and line joining takes place 100% locally in your web browser memory.