Who this helps
- People cleaning text copied from PDF pages or documents.
- People converting simple comma-separated or line-separated lists.
Text Utility
Clean awkward line breaks, repeated whitespace, unwanted characters, and comma or line-separated lists with four focused modes on one page.
Select the task that matches your goal, review its options, and then enter the source text.
Unselected characters are removed. Punctuation and emoji are not preserved separately.
Line breaks, spaces and punctuation can carry meaning. Choose one cleanup operation, review the result, and only then apply another. The tool does not understand sentence grammar or quoted CSV fields.
Keep a copy of the original and decide which structure must remain.
Choose line breaks, delimiters, whitespace or character filtering. The input limit is 500,000 UTF-16 units.
Set the mode and options. For lists, choose source and output separators and whether to trim or deduplicate items.
Process and compare the actual output with the original, including punctuation and blank lines.
If another operation is needed, move the result into the input and process one step at a time.
Choose paragraph mode. Consecutive LF breaks separate paragraphs; a line containing only spaces is not the same as a completely empty line.
Choose comma input, newline output, trim items and remove duplicates. The first occurrence keeps its position.
Keep Latin letters, numbers and spaces. This deliberately removes punctuation, so it is unsuitable for preserving arbitrary prose or code.
CRLF and CR become LF. Line mode joins lines or paragraphs. Delimiter mode splits literal separators, trims items and optionally removes duplicates using case-insensitive comparison for the page language. It supports up to 100,000 items. Character filtering retains selected Unicode script/number/whitespace groups.
Input and output are processed locally in the browser. This tool does not send the text to the win-j server.
Review what changed during cleanup.
Check characters, words and UTF-8 bytes after cleanup.
No. The selected separator is split literally. Use a CSV-aware tool if a field can contain commas, quotes or line breaks.
It keeps the first occurrence and its spelling, then removes later case-insensitive matches. It does not sort the list.
The tool joins or removes line breaks but does not infer whether a hyphen is part of a word. Review such cases manually.
Select Han as well as the Japanese kana option. Review the result because punctuation and combining marks have separate Unicode properties.