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Text Line Splitter

Text line splitter breaks text by characters or words with smart wrapping for subtitles, layout cleanup, and log preprocessing.

Split Settings

Current: Characters, max 40 units per line

In character mode, this is the maximum number of characters per line.

Usage Tips

  • Character mode works best for Chinese text, numbers, and fixed-width content.
  • Word mode is better for English paragraphs because it keeps words intact.
  • Turn off original line breaks when you want to completely reflow messy pasted text.

Input Text

Split Result


Result Stats

Input Lines

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Output Lines

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Total Characters

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Average Line Length

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Documentation

Overview

Text Line Splitter reformats long text into shorter lines by a chosen length. It supports splitting by characters or words, with smart wrapping, original line-break retention, and whitespace cleanup for subtitles, layout work, logs, and fixed-width text preparation.

Core Features

  • Two split modes: Split by character count or by word count for Chinese, English, and mixed text.
  • Smart wrapping: Prefer punctuation or spaces before forcing a hard cut.
  • Line-break control: Keep original line breaks or reflow the whole block into a fresh layout.
  • Easy export: Review the result instantly, then copy it or download a TXT file.

Use Cases

  • Subtitle editing: Break long dialogue into shorter lines that are easier to read.
  • Text layout: Normalize line length before publishing, proofreading, or manual formatting.
  • Log cleanup: Rewrap long log snippets to make scanning and copying easier.
  • Fixed-width text prep: Produce line-based output that better fits import and processing rules.

How to Use

  1. Paste the text into the input area.
  2. Choose character mode or word mode.
  3. Set the max length per line and enable the options you need.
  4. Review the output, then copy or download the result.

FAQ

When should I use character mode or word mode?

Character mode works best for Chinese text, number strings, and fixed-width content. Word mode is better for English paragraphs because it keeps words intact.

Does smart wrapping change the text itself?

No. It only tries to choose a more natural break point before falling back to a hard cut.

Is my text uploaded to a server?

No. All processing stays in your browser.