Script cleaner.
Turn messy copy and paste into a script you can read. Remove unwanted line breaks, tidy the spacing, and keep your words.
Fix the breaks.
Keep the words.
Text copied from a PDF can put a line break at the end of every visible line. This cleaner joins those lines so each thought flows again, while keeping paragraphs separated by blank lines.
Paste selectable text, choose your settings, then copy or download the result. The cleaner changes spacing and paragraph breaks. It keeps your wording, spelling, punctuation and hyphens.
It doesn’t read PDF files or scanned pages. If your source has columns, bullet lists or words split by a hyphen, check those parts before rehearsing.
A small cleanup
Example text copied with unwanted line breaks
Take a breath, look toward the lens, and begin.
With “Keep paragraphs” and “Clean extra spaces”
Take a breath, look toward the lens, and begin.
Before you copy.
How do I remove line breaks but keep paragraphs?
Choose “Keep paragraphs.” Single line breaks become spaces, and blank lines keep thoughts apart. If your copied text has no blank lines, the cleaner can’t know where the original paragraphs ended. Add blank lines in the original or try “Short reading chunks.”
Does this rewrite or shorten my script?
No. The cleaner changes whitespace. It doesn’t summarize, correct spelling, remove filler words or generate new wording. “Short reading chunks” adds paragraph breaks, with a maximum of 32 space-separated words per chunk.
Can I clean text from a PDF or Google Docs?
Yes, if you can select and copy the text. Paste it into the original-script field. For a scanned PDF, extract the text first. After cleanup, check list items, column order and hyphenated line endings against the source.
Does the cleaner upload or save my script?
Cleanup happens in this browser tab. Your script isn’t uploaded, stored in browser storage or included in the URL. Copy or download it before closing or reloading the page. The website uses general analytics; your script text isn’t sent with it.