Wrap Words
Break long lines of text to fit within a specific width while preserving whole words.
Use \n for new line, or HTML tags like <br>
Force break words longer than width
Standard Wrap (80 Chars)
Wrap text to the standard 80 characters width.
Narrow Column (40 Chars)
Wrap text to a narrow 40 characters width.
Force Break (Cut Words)
Force wrap text at 20 characters, cutting long words if necessary.
Why Use Our Wrap Words Tool?
Instant Wrapping
Wrap long text blocks instantly in your browser. No waiting, no uploads.
100% Secure
All processing happens locally in your browser. Your data never leaves your device.
Responsive Design
Works perfectly on desktops, tablets, and mobile phones.
Developer Friendly
Great for formatting code comments, README files, and terminal output.
Ultimate Guide to Text Wrapping
Text wrapping is the process of breaking a section of text into lines so that it fits within the available width of a page, window, or column. This is essential for readability and layout design.
Common Use Cases
- Email Formatting: Standard email etiquette often suggests wrapping text at 72 or 80 characters to ensure it displays correctly on all clients.
- Coding: Many style guides recommend wrapping code and comments at 80, 100, or 120 characters to keep files readable in split-screen views.
- Terminal Output: Command-line interfaces have fixed widths, and wrapping text ensures output doesn't get cut off or become unreadable.
- Blog Posts: Narrow text columns are generally easier to read than wide blocks of text spanning the full screen width.
Word Wrap vs. Character Wrap
Word Wrap (default in this tool) breaks lines at spaces between words, keeping whole words intact. Character Wrap (or "Cut Long Words") forces a break exactly at the width limit, even if it splits a word in the middle. This is useful for fixed-width data or avoiding overflow issues.