What is Text Prefix Suffix Adder?

Text Prefix Suffix Adder is a tool for adding text to the start or end of each line in bulk. It is useful when you want to wrap values, add markers, or standardize line-based formatting.

You can set both prefix and suffix values, and the result updates in real time.

How to Use

1. Enter multiple lines of text.
2. Set the prefix value if needed.
3. Set the suffix value if needed.
4. Toggle whitespace trimming or empty-line handling if needed.
5. Review the formatted result.

Main Settings

Prefix

This adds text to the start of each line. It is useful for quotes, comment markers, list symbols, and similar patterns.

Suffix

This adds text to the end of each line. It is useful for closing quotes, commas, or other line-ending markers.

Trim Whitespace from Lines

This removes extra spaces from the start and end of each line before the prefix or suffix is applied.

Ignore Empty Lines

This prevents blank lines from receiving the prefix or suffix.

Use Cases

• Wrapping lines in quotes or commas for arrays
• Creating Markdown checklists or bullet lists
• Adding HTML or XML wrappers in bulk
• Applying comment markers or log prefixes line by line

Input and Output Example

apple
banana
orange

With ' as the prefix and ', as the suffix, the result becomes:

'apple',
'banana',
'orange',

Things to Keep in Mind

• Prefix and suffix behavior changes depending on whether empty lines are ignored
• If whitespace trimming is enabled, original line-edge spaces are removed
• When adding many symbols, it is worth reviewing the output before using it directly