How to use this text tool
- Paste text with repeated spaces.
- Set how many spaces should become one tab.
- Choose leading-only mode for code.
- Run the converter and check alignment warnings.
Convert repeated spaces into tabs for indentation cleanup or compact text. Choose tab width, preserve alignment, and review created tabs, saved characters, and unchanged remainders.
This tool compresses space-based indentation into tab-based indentation where the number of leading spaces matches your selected tab width.
Tabs may display differently across editors. Confirm the expected tab width before sharing output.
Sample input is included in the text box. Run the tool to see the processed output and the before/after statistics.
The tool runs in the browser and focuses on safe whitespace, indentation, wrapping, line ending, or column formatting depending on the selected tool.
For critical code or regulated data, validate the final output with your project-specific parser, compiler, linter, or test suite.
Paste the text, set the number of spaces per tab, and run the converter to replace matching space groups.
It can change if the receiving editor uses a different tab width, so review output in the target environment.
Use the width used by your project, commonly 2, 4, or 8 columns.
Yes. If a line has a number of leading spaces that is not divisible by the tab width, the remainder is preserved as spaces.
Tab display width is an editor setting, so the same tab character can appear wider or narrower in different tools.
| Module | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Input parser | Reads pasted text, uploaded files, or sample data. |
| Formatter core | Applies the selected conversion or formatting logic. |
| Quality analyzer | Calculates line, whitespace, and consistency metrics. |
| Exporter | Provides TXT, CSV, JSON, copy, and print actions. |