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Text Joiner

Join a list of lines into a single line with a custom separator.

Quick answer

Join a list of lines into a single line with a custom separator.

How do I use the Text Joiner?

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    Paste lines - one entry per line.

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    Set the separator.

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    Copy the joined string.

What is the Text Joiner?

The Text Joiner combines a list of lines into a single string with any separator you choose - commas, pipes, arrows or anything else. Perfect for turning a list into inline text.

Who is the Text Joiner for?

Analysts flattening lists, developers building inline configuration, marketers preparing bullet copy, and anyone converting lists to prose.

Why use the Text Joiner?

  • Any separator - even multi-character or emoji.
  • Skips blank lines.
  • Instant preview.
  • Works with very long lists.
  • Runs offline.

When should I use the Text Joiner?

  • Turning a bulleted list into inline copy.
  • Building comma-separated inputs.
  • Formatting inline configuration.
  • Prepping URL slugs.
  • Feeding joined output into other Txtly tools.

Is the Text Joiner safe and private?

Yes. This tool runs entirely inside your browser - your text is never uploaded, stored on our servers or shared with third parties. You can even disconnect from the internet after the page loads and it will keep working. That makes it safe for confidential notes, drafts, private messages and unpublished work.

How do I get the best results from the Text Joiner?

  • Combine with Remove Duplicates first for a clean unique join.
  • Use Text Splitter to reverse the process.
  • Add a trailing space in the separator for readable inline lists.
  • For CSV output use Text to CSV instead.

Frequently asked questions

Are empty lines included?

No - blank lines are skipped when joining.

Can I use special separators?

Yes - anything you type in the separator field is used verbatim, including arrows or emoji.

Is my text uploaded?

No - joining runs locally.

Can I add a prefix to each entry?

Use Find & Replace after joining to add prefixes or wrap entries.

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