Add prefix and suffix
Wrap each line with a shared beginning, ending, or both—without editing every entry by hand.
Each option field supports up to 1,000 characters.
Ready when you are.
Before and after
Prefix: [ · Suffix: ]
Before
apple banana cherry
After
[apple] [banana] [cherry]
Three simple steps
Paste your text or try the example. Your original stays editable.
Adjust the settings to match your task. The result updates automatically.
Copy the result or download a UTF-8 text file.
When this helps
Useful for wrapping list entries in brackets or quotes, adding a path before filenames or attaching a common extension. Original spaces within each line stay intact.
How it works and what to expect
The prefix goes before the complete line and the suffix after it. Empty and whitespace-only lines are skipped by default. Enable the blank-line option to wrap those too.
A final newline stays a final newline, rather than becoming an extra item. CRLF and CR line endings are normalized to LF. Adding a URL prefix does not encode or validate the entry.
Each addition supports up to 1,000 characters. Results over 1,000,000 characters are stopped. Quotes and commas are inserted literally; this is not a CSV or SQL escaping tool.
Useful details
Can I add only a suffix?
Yes. Leave the prefix empty, or vice versa.
Will it add commas safely for CSV?
It can append commas, but it does not escape quotes, delimiters or embedded line breaks for CSV.
Are existing spaces removed?
No. Spaces in the original lines and in your additions are preserved.