How to use this tool
Paste your lines, enter a prefix, a suffix or both, and select Apply to lines. Use Ctrl/Command + Enter from the input for keyboard operation. Review the result and copy it. Try the example for a bullet list.
Add text before or after every line. Wrap lists in quotes, add bullets or build paths with optional trimming and blank-line handling. Free, private and browser-only.
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Reload converterPaste your lines, enter a prefix, a suffix or both, and select Apply to lines. Use Ctrl/Command + Enter from the input for keyboard operation. Review the result and copy it. Try the example for a bullet list.
Up to 200,000 input characters, 10,000 lines and 200 characters in each affix. Output is limited to roughly 1 million characters. CRLF and CR line endings become LF; an existing final newline is preserved without adding an extra item. No automatic escaping, CSV/JSON generation, numbering, regular expressions or file renaming. Text stays in your browser and is not uploaded or saved.
Add a dash and a space as the prefix to turn Apple into - Apple. Put a double quote in both fields to wrap each item in quotes. Add /images/ before filenames to build text paths. For blank separator lines, keep “Leave blank lines unchanged” enabled. These transformations are literal and do not validate paths or produce escaped data formats.
Yes. Leave the other field empty. If both fields are empty, only optional trimming and line-ending normalization apply.
By default, empty and whitespace-only lines remain unchanged, including their spaces. Turn off the blank-line option to process them too. A final newline remains a terminator, not an additional line to wrap.
Only when trimming is enabled, and only from the beginning and end of processed input lines. Prefix and suffix spaces are always preserved. Internal spaces are unchanged.
Not reliably. This tool does not escape quotes or other special characters. Use a format-aware converter when you need valid structured data or code.