Remove Line Breaks

Text copied from a PDF, an e-mail, or a scanned document usually arrives broken: every visual line ends with a hard break, paragraphs are chopped into short fragments, and stray tabs and double spaces hide everywhere. Rebuilding it by hand — deleting each break and re-spacing every join — takes ages on anything longer than a few sentences.

This tool repairs such text in one click and keeps everything on your device: the content is processed by your browser only, so private documents never travel to a server. Paste the broken text, choose a cleaning mode, and copy the smooth result.

Three modes cover the common situations. "Remove all line breaks" merges the whole text into one continuous flow — ideal for a single paragraph or a subject line. "Keep paragraph breaks" is the PDF classic: blank-line-separated paragraphs stay separated, while the mid-paragraph breaks become spaces. "Remove empty lines only" leaves every real line in place and simply drops the blank ones — handy for lists and code snippets.

Joining is always done with a single space, so words from neighbouring lines never stick together, and the optional whitespace cleanup collapses runs of spaces and tabs into one space and trims each line before merging. A short summary shows how many line breaks were removed, and the cleaned text is ready to paste into your document, CMS, or chat.