Add Prefix/Suffix – Line Editor ✏️
Add text before or after each line instantly with live preview. Perfect for formatting lists, adding quotes, numbering lines, creating code comments, or bulk text editing with customizable options.
Why Use Our Prefix/Suffix Tool? 🛠️
Instant Processing
Add text before or after each line instantly with live preview. Perfect for bulk editing and formatting tasks with real-time results.
Multiple Formats
Support for bullets, numbers, quotes, code comments, HTML tags, and custom prefixes/suffixes for any formatting need.
Smart Options
Skip empty lines, trim whitespace, auto-numbering, and quick presets make formatting lists and text effortless and professional.
How to Use the Prefix/Suffix Tool
Enter Your Text
Paste or type your text in the input area, with each item on a separate line. The tool works with lists, code, sentences, or any line-based content.
Choose Prefix/Suffix
Enter custom text to add before (prefix) or after (suffix) each line, or use quick presets for common formats like bullets, numbers, or quotes.
Configure Options
Set options like skipping empty lines, trimming whitespace, or auto-numbering. Watch the live preview to see exactly how your text will look.
Apply and Copy
Click apply to generate the formatted text, then copy the result to use in your documents, code, or wherever you need the formatted content.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I use this prefix/suffix tool for?
This tool is perfect for formatting lists with bullets or numbers, adding quotes to text lines, creating code comments, formatting HTML lists, preparing CSV data, creating markdown lists, and any bulk text editing where you need to add consistent text before or after each line.
How do the quick presets work?
Quick presets automatically fill in common prefix/suffix combinations: Bullet adds “• “, Number adds “1. 2. 3.” etc., Quote adds quotation marks, Code adds “// ” for comments, HTML adds “<li>” tags, and CSV adds commas for data formatting.
Can I use this tool for code formatting?
Absolutely! The tool is excellent for adding code comments (// or /* */), creating multi-line strings, formatting SQL queries, adding prefixes to variable names, or any code-related bulk editing tasks.
What does the “skip empty lines” option do?
When enabled, this option will not apply the prefix/suffix to completely empty lines, preserving the spacing in your text while only formatting lines that contain content. This is useful for maintaining paragraph breaks and structure.
How does auto-numbering work with prefixes?
Auto-numbering automatically adds sequential numbers (1. 2. 3. etc.) before your custom prefix. This is perfect for creating numbered lists while still adding additional formatting like quotes, bullets, or other text to each line.