Text Cleaner

Text Cleaner tidies messy text by removing empty lines, trimming spaces, normalizing line endings, stripping tabs, and normalizing Unicode. It is for anyone pasting text from PDFs, emails, or web pages that arrives full of formatting noise.

Copied text often carries invisible junk that breaks layouts and imports. Cleaning it locally removes the noise in one pass, with the content kept private.

1. Paste the messy text you want to clean.
2. Choose which cleanups to apply, such as removing empty lines or trimming spaces.
3. Normalize line endings and Unicode if the text came from mixed sources.
4. Review the cleaned output.
5. Copy the tidied text.

• Empty-line removal and space trimming
• Line-ending and Unicode normalization
• Tab stripping
• Cleaned on your device

• Cleaning text copied out of a PDF
• Tidying email content before reuse
• Normalising data pasted from different systems
• Preparing text for import where formatting matters

• Apply only the cleanups you need so meaningful spacing, like paragraph breaks, survives.
• Normalize line endings when combining text from Windows and Unix sources.
• Run Unicode normalization on text from the web to remove invisible formatting characters.

• Stripping all whitespace when some, like paragraph breaks, should stay; choose cleanups deliberately.
• Ignoring mixed line endings, which cause odd breaks when text moves between operating systems.
• Overlooking invisible Unicode characters that normalization removes but the eye cannot see.