Add Line Breaks
Wrap your text to a set line length on word boundaries, keeping paragraph breaks intact so nothing is cut in half mid-word. Handy for print and email.
How to use
- Paste the text into the box.
- Set how many characters fit on a line.
- Copy the wrapped text.
Adding line breaks wraps a block of text to a fixed width. It is used for print layouts, narrow columns, and plain-text email, where a hard wrap is needed because the format has no viewport.
Output
Paste or type something above.
Questions about add line breaks
- Will it split a word?
- No, wrapping happens only at spaces, so a long word moves to the next line intact.
- Do existing paragraphs survive?
- Yes, unless you turn paragraph preservation off, which flattens the text first.
- What width should I use?
- Around 80 characters for print and 60 to 70 for a narrow column on a phone.
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