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Join multiple lines into one line using a custom separator such as comma, space, or pipe.
Use this text joiner to combine many lines into one string with a separator you choose. It is useful for tags, SQL lists, code snippets, CSV-style values, copied notes, and any workflow where line-based items need to become a single inline value.
Use this text joiner to combine many lines into one string with a separator you choose. It is useful for tags, SQL lists, code snippets, CSV-style values, copied notes, and any workflow where line-based items need to become a single inline value.
Use text joiner when you need a fast browser-based result without extra setup. It works well for quick checks, one-off tasks, and routine formatting or calculation work.
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Input
, apple banana orange
Output
apple, banana, orange
Joins separate lines into a readable comma-separated list.
Input
| red green blue
Output
red | green | blue
Useful when you need a custom visual separator.
Fix: Place the separator on the first line and keep the blank line before the list.
Fix: Clean empty lines first if you want a tighter joined result.
Fix: Use a CSV-specific tool if the output needs quoted fields or structured CSV rules.
Put the separator on the first line, leave a blank line, then paste the lines you want to join.
You can use commas, spaces, pipes, semicolons, tabs, or any custom text separator.
Yes. It is useful for any line-based input that needs to become one inline string.
Yes. It works online in the browser.
Use a text joiner when you want a separator other than a comma or need more control over the output format.