DocomintParagraph Merger
Merge multiple paragraphs into one continuous block of text.
The reverse of Paragraph Splitter — collapses multiple paragraphs, each possibly wrapped across several lines, into one continuous block of text with single spaces between words, useful for pasting into a field that doesn't handle line breaks well or for word-counting a piece as one unit.
Example: Three paragraphs, each wrapped across a couple of lines and separated by a blank line, merge into one continuous block with single spaces between every word.
How it works
- Paste text with paragraphs separated by blank lines
- Line breaks within each paragraph are collapsed to single spaces
- The merged result appears instantly, on your device
Frequently asked questions
How are paragraph breaks detected when merging?
A blank line (two or more consecutive line breaks) marks a paragraph boundary — single line breaks within a paragraph are treated as ordinary text wrapping and collapsed to a single space.
Is my text uploaded anywhere?
No — Paragraph Merger runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript/WebAssembly. Your text is never sent to a server.
Does this add any punctuation or spacing marker between the merged paragraphs?
No — paragraphs are joined with a single space, the same as the spacing between any two words, since a paragraph's own ending punctuation already provides the separation.