Text Wrapper

Wrap text to a fixed column width using word wrap or hard wrap modes.

Column WidthWrap Mode

InputOutput (5 lines)

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy
dog. This is a sample text to
demonstrate text wrapping. You can
adjust the column width and choose
between hard wrap and word wrap modes.

About This Tool

The Text Wrapper wraps text to a fixed column width. Word wrap mode preserves word boundaries; hard wrap mode cuts at exactly the column width.

Useful for emails, code comments, terminal output, and anywhere fixed-width fonts are required. All processing happens in your browser.

How to Use

Paste or type your text into the Input box.
Set the column width (default: 40 characters).
Choose a wrap mode: Word Wrap or Hard Wrap.
The wrapped output appears in the right panel.

Use Cases

Email authors format text to wrap at 72 characters. Developers wrap code comments to 80 characters. Terminal programmers wrap output to 60-column displays.

FAQ

What is the difference between word wrap and hard wrap? — Word wrap breaks lines at word boundaries so no word is split. Hard wrap cuts at exactly the column width, even in the middle of a word.
Does the wrapper preserve existing line breaks? — Yes. Existing newlines in the text are preserved. Each paragraph is wrapped independently.
Does it support emoji and Unicode? — Yes, though some wide Unicode characters may have a visual width that differs from their code point count.