Whitespace Remover
Remove or normalize whitespace in text with multiple options
Trim Lines: Removes leading and trailing whitespace from each line
Remove All: Removes all whitespace characters (spaces, tabs, newlines)
Normalize: Replaces multiple spaces with single space, trims lines, and removes empty lines
1. What is whitespace removal?
Whitespace removal is the process of eliminating or normalizing spaces, tabs, newlines, and other invisible characters from text. It's essential for cleaning up data, formatting text, and removing unnecessary spacing from documents and code.
2. How does it work?
This tool provides three methods: Trim Lines removes leading/trailing spaces from each line using the trim() function, Remove All strips all whitespace with regex replacement, and Normalize condenses multiple spaces into single spaces while removing empty lines.
Available Operations
- Trim Lines: Removes leading and trailing whitespace from each line while preserving line breaks
- Remove All: Removes all whitespace characters including spaces, tabs, and newlines, resulting in a continuous string
- Normalize: Replaces multiple consecutive spaces with a single space, trims each line, and removes empty lines
Use Cases
Useful for cleaning up copied text, formatting code snippets, preparing data for processing, or removing unnecessary whitespace from text files.
3. Examples
Trim example
" hello " → "hello" (per line)Remove all example
"hello world" → "helloworld"Normalize example
"hello world" → "hello world"