Text from a PDF or a website often comes with double spaces and broken lines. Clean it up here in one go.
It removes the spaces and line breaks you do not want, and keeps the ones you need. It also finds “invisible” spaces (like the non-breaking space from Word or websites) that you cannot see but that break searches, forms and Excel formulas.
The badges show the length before and after, so you can see how much junk was removed. If paragraphs got glued together, untick Join broken lines — that option is only for PDF text where every line was cut in the middle of a sentence.
Privacy: everything runs inside your browser. Your text is not sent to our server and is not saved.
Paste your text here. The option “Double spaces → one space” is already on, so the result has single spaces only.
PDFs store each printed line separately. When you copy, every line ends with a break. Tick “Join broken lines” to fix it.
It looks like a normal space but is a different character. It often comes from Word or websites and can break searches or formulas. The tool turns it into a normal space.
No, not with the default settings. One empty line between paragraphs stays. Only tick “Remove ALL empty lines” if you want one solid block.
Yes, by default. “Hello , world !” becomes “Hello, world!”.