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Single Line to Multi-line

Split a single-line string on any delimiter to produce one value per line

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What is Single Line to Multi-line

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CSV (Comma-Separated Values) is a simple tabular text format used to exchange spreadsheet-like data between databases, apps, and analytics tools.

Single Line to Multi-line is the inverse of the join tool. Paste a delimited string (CSV, pipe-separated, semicolons, anything) and the tool returns one value per line, with empty tokens removed.

It's widely used to flip comma-separated lists into one-per-line layouts for spreadsheets, config files, and task trackers.

Why use it

  • Convert CSV lists into bulleted markdown lines.
  • Extract values from copy-pasted SQL IN (...) clauses.
  • Prepare input for tools that require one value per line.
  • Split environment variables pasted as semicolon-separated strings.
  • Refactor quick and dirty lists into proper line-based files.

Features

  • Custom delimiter field
  • Trims each value
  • Skips empty tokens
  • Keeps Unicode safe
  • Single Line to Multi-line is handled entirely in-browser

How to use Single Line to Multi-line

  1. Paste delimited line. Drop the single-line string.
  2. Set delimiter. Pick the character your list uses (comma, pipe, semicolon).
  3. Run. The output shows one clean value per line.

Example (before/after)

Comma-separated

apple, banana, cherry

One per line

apple
banana
cherry

Common errors

Wrong delimiter

Values all end up on one line.

Fix: Double-check the delimiter exactly matches the string you pasted.

Unexpected whitespace

Some tokens have trailing spaces.

Fix: The tool trims each token — but check for hidden Unicode whitespace.

FAQ

Does it trim each token?

Yes — leading and trailing whitespace is removed.

Does it skip empty tokens?

Yes — consecutive delimiters produce no output line.

Can I split on tabs?

Yes — paste a tab character into the delimiter field.

What if I want to keep the delimiter?

Use a regex-aware editor or the find-and-replace tool with ',' → ',\n'.

Is my data processed locally?

Yes — everything stays in your browser.