Text copied from PDFs, emails, spreadsheets and websites rarely arrives clean. PDFs break every line in the middle of a sentence, lists come with duplicates and blank lines, and pasted tables bring stray tabs and double spaces. Fixing that by hand is tedious. This free text cleaner combines the most useful line and whitespace tools on one page, so you can tick the fixes you need and get clean text in one step instead of hopping between a dozen single-purpose sites. Remove line breaks to join PDF-wrapped lines into proper paragraphs (blank lines between paragraphs are kept if you want), or turn everything into a single line. Trim and collapse extra spaces and tabs, remove empty lines, and remove duplicate lines, optionally ignoring case. Then sort lines A–Z, Z–A, by length or naturally (so "item 2" comes before "item 10"), reverse their order, or shuffle them. Finish with a case change (UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case or Sentence case), and add or strip prefixes such as numbering or bullet characters. The before-and-after counts show how many lines and characters were removed. Your text is processed in your browser and never uploaded.
Clean your text
How to clean text
- Paste your text.
- Tick the clean-ups and choose sorting or case.
- Copy the result, or press “Use result as input” to apply another pass.
Fix PDF line breaks
Choose “Join lines, keep paragraphs”: single line breaks become spaces, and blank lines still separate paragraphs. Untick “Remove empty lines” first so the paragraph gaps survive.
FAQ
In what order are the steps applied?
Trim, strip bullets, join line breaks, remove empty lines, remove duplicates, sort, change case, then add a prefix.
Does removing duplicates keep the first one?
Yes. The first occurrence stays in its original position.
What is natural sort?
It sorts numbers by value inside text, so “item 2” comes before “item 10”.
Is my text uploaded?
No. Everything runs in your browser.
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