Split Text by Delimiter turns one string into clean lines using commas, semicolons, tabs, pipes, spaces, newlines, or a custom delimiter. It is useful for lists, tags, CSV-like data, copied database fields, and quick data preparation.
Split Text by Delimiter processes text directly in your browser and returns a clean output plus practical statistics. The result card helps you confirm how many lines, items, matches, or characters were changed before you copy the result.
For very large pasted files, preview the output before replacing production data. Browser-based processing keeps the text local to the page.
Sample input: Apple, Banana, Orange,, Pear
The tool uses line-based or delimiter-based parsing depending on the selected mode. It preserves original item order unless sorting is enabled, and it keeps duplicate values unless deduplication is enabled.
Complex quoted CSV, nested delimiters, or malformed regular expressions may require a dedicated CSV or regex tool. Always review output for high-stakes data.
Choose Comma or Auto detect and run the tool. Each item becomes a new line.
Yes. Select Custom and enter the delimiter exactly as it appears.
Yes. Tab, pipe, semicolon, comma, space, newline, and custom delimiters are supported.
Enable Remove empty values to drop blank items caused by repeated delimiters.
For simple CSV lists, use comma mode. For quoted CSV rows, use a dedicated CSV formatter if field quoting is complex.
| Module | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Input parser | Reads pasted text, uploaded text, and drag-and-drop files. |
| Option engine | Applies mode, keyword, delimiter, length, or output preset choices. |
| Cleanup layer | Trims values, removes empty items, deduplicates, or sorts when enabled. |
| Result report | Shows output statistics, quality score, and export-ready JSON or CSV. |