Remove Line Breaks

About This Tool

So you’ve got a chunk of text—maybe copied from a PDF, a website, or an old email—and it’s full of awkward line breaks. You know the kind: one sentence split into three lines for no good reason. It looks messy, and pasting it into a document or form just makes it worse. That’s where a line break remover comes in. This tool strips out those unwanted line breaks and joins your text into clean, readable paragraphs. No formatting fluff, no extra steps. Just paste, click, and get smooth text back. It’s not magic, but it feels like it when you’re staring at a wall of broken-up sentences. I’ve used it for cleaning up quotes, fixing copied content from PDFs, and even prepping text for emails. Honestly, it’s one of those simple tools that saves more time than you’d expect.

Key Features

• Removes line breaks automatically—no manual editing needed.
• Preserves paragraph breaks where they make sense (like double line breaks).
• Works with plain text from almost any source—websites, PDFs, emails, you name it.
• No sign-up, no downloads. Just paste and go.
• Handles long blocks of text without crashing or slowing down.
• Optional: keeps spaces between sentences so things don’t run together.

FAQ

Will this mess up my formatting?
Nope. It only removes line breaks within paragraphs. If you have intentional spacing (like between sections), those are usually left alone. It’s smart enough to tell the difference—most of the time.

What if my text has bullet points or lists?
Good question. If your list uses actual line breaks (not bullets), it might get merged. But if there’s a blank line between items, those usually stay separated. For best results, clean up lists manually after—or use a tool that supports list detection.