Collapse multiple consecutive spaces into a single space.
Strip empty lines and whitespace-only lines from text.
Convert line endings between Windows (CRLF) and Unix (LF) format.
Wrap text at specified column width, add line prefixes/suffixes, and indent.
Strip punctuation, symbols, and non-alphanumeric characters from text.
Text copied from PDFs, emails, or scraped web pages often carries inconsistent spacing — extra tabs, stray leading spaces, or trailing whitespace at the end of lines — and this whitespace normalizer cleans it all up in one pass. It trims leading and trailing whitespace from every line and normalizes runs of spaces or tabs into consistent single spaces, which is especially useful for developers cleaning pasted code, writers prepping text for publishing, and data analysts standardizing exported values. The whole operation runs locally in your browser using JavaScript, so nothing you paste is ever uploaded, logged, or shared. There's no signup and no limit on text length. Paste your text below to see it normalized instantly.
It removes unnecessary spaces at the start and end of lines and collapses multiple consecutive spaces or tabs into a single space, producing consistent spacing throughout.
PDF extraction and web scraping frequently introduce extra spaces, tabs, or non-breaking spaces that don't match normal text formatting, which this tool cleans up.
It's designed for prose and general text cleanup; for code you want to preserve exact indentation, review the output before using it, since normalization can flatten leading whitespace.
This tool focuses on whitespace within and around lines; use the dedicated remove blank lines tool if you also want empty lines eliminated.
No, since it runs locally in your browser, there's no server-imposed size limit.
No, the entire process happens client-side in JavaScript with nothing transmitted to a server.