Trim leading/trailing whitespace and normalize space sequences.
Strip empty lines and whitespace-only lines from text.
Wrap text at specified column width, add line prefixes/suffixes, and indent.
Strip punctuation, symbols, and non-alphanumeric characters from text.
Remove duplicate lines from text while preserving or sorting order.
Double spaces after periods, accidental extra gaps between words, and spacing left behind after editing all make text look sloppy, and this remove extra spaces tool collapses every run of consecutive spaces down to a single space in an instant. It's a quick fix for writers cleaning up a manuscript, students formatting an essay, and developers tidying strings before processing them further. Paste any text and the tool automatically finds every place where two or more spaces appear in a row and reduces it to one, leaving line breaks and single spaces untouched. Because it runs entirely in your browser, there's no upload step and your content stays completely private. Paste your text below to get evenly spaced output right away.
This tool specifically collapses multiple spaces into one, while the whitespace normalizer also trims leading/trailing whitespace and handles tabs more broadly.
Yes, any run of two or more spaces anywhere in the text, including after sentence-ending punctuation, is reduced to a single space.
No, this tool only targets horizontal spacing between words on the same line; line breaks are preserved.
Extra spaces often creep in from copy-pasting between apps, old typing conventions like double-spacing after periods, or find-and-replace mistakes.
It's best suited for prose and plain text; for code, be cautious since collapsing spaces can affect intentional alignment or indentation.
No, since everything runs locally in your browser without a server-side size restriction.