Text Wrapper
Wrap text to a fixed line width for plain-text layouts.
Wrap text to a set width
Plain-text emails, code comments, README files, and terminal output read best when lines are wrapped to a fixed width — often around 80 characters. This tool re-wraps your text to the width you choose, breaking on spaces so no word is split across a line.
It is the standard way to format a commit message body or a plain-text email so it looks tidy in any monospace viewer instead of running off the edge.
How wrapping works and privacy
It inserts line breaks at word boundaries near your chosen width, preserving your words while giving every line a consistent length. Everything runs in your browser and the text is never uploaded.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it break words in half?
No. It wraps on spaces, so words stay intact and lines end at word boundaries near your chosen width.
What width should I use?
Around 72–80 characters is common for plain-text emails, commit messages, and code comments.
Is my text private?
Yes. Wrapping happens in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
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