Remove Line Breaks
Joins a text broken across many lines back into one flowing paragraph.
Results
What this tool does
A PDF does not store paragraphs, it stores lines, so text copied out of one arrives chopped at the exact width of the original page. Paste that into an email or a document and it keeps those breaks in all the wrong places. This rejoins it: every line break becomes a single space, the runs of spaces that result are squeezed back down, and what you get is a paragraph that will wrap naturally wherever you put it.
Formula
joins every line into a single paragraph, separated by a space
Variables
| Symbol | Meaning | Unit |
|---|---|---|
text | Your text | — |
OUT | Cleaned text | — |
LB | Lines before | — |
CA | Characters after | — |
Worked example
- Your textThis paragraph was broken across several lines by the program it came from.
- Cleaned textThis paragraph was broken across several lines by the program it came from.
- Lines before4
- Characters after75
Limitations
- The calculation runs entirely in your browser. The values you type are never sent to a server.
Frequently asked questions
Will it run separate paragraphs together?
Yes — every line break goes, blank lines included, and what comes out is a single paragraph. That is the point when you are rescuing text that a PDF broke at every visual line. If you need the paragraph divisions kept, paste one paragraph at a time.