It removes unwanted whitespace from multiline text, including leading spaces, trailing spaces, duplicate spaces, and empty lines, while preserving your original content.
Yes. When the "Trim leading spaces" option is enabled, the tool removes all spaces from the beginning of each line.
Yes. You can enable only the "Trim trailing spaces" option and leave other options unchecked to remove only spaces at the end of lines.
Removing duplicate spaces replaces multiple consecutive spaces/tabs with a single space. Normalizing whitespace does the same thing, ensuring consistent single spaces between all words and at line edges.
Yes. Enable the "Remove all spaces" option to completely strip all spaces and tabs from the text. This is useful for creating compact text without any whitespace.
Yes, but only if you enable the "Remove empty lines" option. By default, empty lines are preserved in the output.
Yes. You can upload either a .txt or .csv file. The tool will automatically process the file contents and display the results.
Yes. After processing, use the "Download as" dropdown to choose between TXT and CSV formats. This is useful for cleaned CSV data.
No. Both tabs and spaces are treated the same way during trimming and normalization operations.
No. The tool preserves the original character encoding and does not modify or remove special characters—only whitespace is affected.
Yes. You can enable individual trim options without enabling "Remove empty lines" to keep all your original line breaks intact while cleaning up whitespace.
The tool handles all common line break types: Windows (CRLF), Unix (LF), and Mac (CR). The output uses standard Unix line breaks (LF).
Yes. Click the "Copy" button to copy the cleaned text to your clipboard instantly.
No. All text processing runs entirely in your browser. Your data is never uploaded to any server and remains private.