Clean up multiple spaces and stray whitespace from your text without merging words or breaking your line structure — entirely in your browser.
With just "Remove multiple spaces" enabled, the input Hello world! becomes:
Hello world!
Every run of spaces collapses to exactly one — never to zero, so words are never accidentally merged together.
No. Collapsing multiple spaces always leaves exactly one space behind — it never removes a space down to nothing, so "cat dog" becomes "cat dog", never "catdog".
Not by default. Collapsing spaces and trimming line edges both operate within each line individually, never merging separate lines together. Only "Normalize excessive whitespace" touches blank lines, and only to collapse a run of several down to one.
This tool is about spaces and tabs within and around each line. The "Normalize excessive whitespace" option here only lightly collapses extra blank lines; for full control over blank lines — including removing all of them or preserving exactly one between paragraphs — use the dedicated Remove Blank Lines tool instead.
Tabs are treated the same as spaces by the space-collapsing and trim options — a run of tabs and spaces together collapses to a single space, and tabs at the start/end of a line are trimmed along with spaces.
The result is simply empty — no error, nothing to clean.
No. Every cleanup step happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Nothing you type here is sent to Brekzy or stored anywhere.
Yes, completely free, with no account, sign-up, or usage limit.
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