Unwrap Text
Join broken lines into a single flowing paragraph. Perfect for removing hard line breaks from copied text, email bodies, or console output while preserving intentional paragraph breaks. No signup, no uploads — everything happens instantly in your browser.
Why use this Unwrap Text tool?
Text copied from PDFs, emails, or fixed‑width terminals often contains hard line breaks that disrupt the flow when pasted elsewhere. This tool reflows those lines into smooth paragraphs, with full control over paragraph detection and spacing. Because it runs locally, your content is never sent anywhere.
- Paragraph preservation – keep double newlines as paragraph separators, so your document structure remains intact.
- Optional spacing – add a space between joined lines to prevent words from running together.
- Whitespace cleanup – trim leading/trailing spaces from each line before merging.
- Instant preview – output updates as you type (with a short delay) or when you click Unwrap.
- 100% private – all processing is done locally; your text never leaves your device.
How to unwrap text (step‑by‑step)
1. Paste your lines
Drop the text with unwanted line breaks into the left box.
2. Choose options
Keep "Preserve paragraph breaks" on to maintain double newlines. Enable "Add space" if words run together after unwrapping.
3. Click Unwrap
The reflowed text appears instantly on the right.
4. Copy or download
Copy the clean paragraph to your clipboard or save as a .txt file.
Example: unwrapping email text
| Input lines | Output (preserve paragraphs, add space, trim) |
|---|---|
| Hello, I hope this message finds you well. Let's meet tomorrow at 10 AM. Please bring the report. | Hello, I hope this message finds you well. Let's meet tomorrow at 10 AM. Please bring the report. |
Common use cases
- PDF extraction: Remove unnecessary line breaks from text copied from PDF documents.
- Email formatting: Clean up plain‑text emails that were hard‑wrapped at 72 characters.
- Console output: Reflow log lines into readable sentences for reports.
- Pasting into editors: Prepare text for word processors or markdown editors that don't handle hard breaks well.
Pro tips
- Disable "Preserve paragraph breaks" if you want everything in one single block with no blank lines.
- If your text has inconsistent spacing between words, keep "Trim whitespace" on — it prevents double spaces.
- Use Wrap Text if you need the opposite: break a long line into multiple lines at a specific width.