Text Combiner (Join Lines)
Join multiple lines of text into one, separated by spaces.
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How do you combine multiple lines into one?
Four lines in, one line out: a wrapped address or a bullet list collapses into a single string with a space between the pieces. Each line is trimmed before joining, so indentation and trailing spaces never leak into the result, and blank lines vanish instead of leaving double spaces behind. Since the join happens locally in the page, pasted drafts stay on your device.
How to use the Text Combiner
- 1 Paste the multi-line text to merge.
- 2 The lines fuse into one string, space-separated with blanks dropped.
- 3 Check that trimming removed stray indentation.
- 4 Copy the single line.
What you can use it for
- Collapsing a list back into a sentence.
- Joining wrapped lines into one paragraph line.
- Merging multi-line input for a single field.
- Flattening text before further processing.
Frequently asked questions
What goes between the joined pieces?
One space per join. “123 Main St” over three lines becomes a single address line with single spaces at the seams.
Do blank lines produce double spaces?
No. Empty and whitespace-only lines are discarded before joining, so the seams stay tight.
What about indentation on each line?
Leading and trailing whitespace is trimmed per line first, meaning indented lists flatten cleanly.
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