ToolRookText Cleaner
Text copied from a PDF, email or web page often brings awkward spacing with it. Choose only the cleanup steps you need, then review the result before replacing your original.
Runs in the order shown: trim → collapse spaces → remove blank lines → remove exact duplicate lines → change case. The first occurrence of each line is kept. Line endings become LF.
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How to use it
- Paste the text you want to tidy.
- Choose the spacing and line options that suit the source.
- Run the cleanup, compare the result and copy the finished text.
A few useful details
Control the changes
Remove unnecessary spaces or blank lines without asking an AI to rewrite your sentences.
Useful after copy and paste
Tidy a paragraph from an email or a rough list before putting it into a document or form.
Reviewable output
Keep the original available while you inspect the cleaned version. Pay particular attention to paragraphs, lists and indentation.
Questions, answered.
Will this rewrite or summarize my text?
No. It applies your chosen spacing, line-removal and letter-case rules. It does not fact-check, rewrite sentences or infer missing words. Duplicate-line removal keeps the first occurrence after the selected spacing cleanup.
Can I use it on copied PDF text?
Yes, for extra spaces and blank lines. It does not join wrapped lines, repair OCR errors, reorder pasted columns or reconstruct words split across lines. Check the result against the source.
Is it safe for code or poetry?
Use care. Indentation can control code behavior, and line breaks can carry meaning in poetry, tables and lists. Keep an original copy and avoid options that remove structure you need.
Why are some strange characters still present?
Not every invisible or unusual Unicode character is disposable. Some are meaningful to languages or emoji, so a spacing cleanup is not a complete character-normalization or security tool.