Remove Spaces from Text
Text copied from a PDF, an old document, or a messy data export often ends up with inconsistent or doubled-up spacing. This tool cleans that up instantly — or, if you switch to "remove all spaces," it condenses a phrase into one continuous word, handy for creating hashtags or compact identifiers.
Space handling:
Why This Tool Matters
A CSV export or a block of text lifted from an old PDF often comes with double and triple spaces scattered between words, which looks unprofessional the moment it lands in a document or a spreadsheet cell. Hunting down every extra space by hand is slow, and it's easy to miss one buried in a long paragraph. This tool collapses every run of extra spaces down to one in a single pass — or, if you're building a hashtag or a compact identifier, switch to "remove all spaces" for a condensed result instantly.
How to Use
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Paste your text
Paste your text above.
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Choose a mode
Pick all or extra spaces.
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Convert & copy
Click to convert, then copy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between removing all spaces and removing extra spaces?+−
Removing extra spaces collapses any run of multiple spaces down to a single space, keeping normal word spacing intact — this is what most people need. Removing all spaces strips every space character entirely, jamming all the words together with no gaps at all.
Does this remove tabs as well as spaces?+−
Yes. Tabs are treated the same as spaces — in "remove extra spaces" mode a tab is normalized to a single space, and in "remove all spaces" mode tabs are stripped out completely along with regular spaces.
Will this affect spacing inside a hyperlink or email address?+−
URLs and email addresses don't normally contain spaces, so well-formed ones pass through unaffected. If a link got accidentally broken up with spaces by whatever you copied it from, this tool will only help in “remove all spaces” mode, which would also remove spaces you want to keep elsewhere — so check the result before using it that way.
Can I use this to create a hashtag from a phrase?+−
Yes — that’s exactly what "Remove all spaces" mode is for. Type or paste a phrase, switch to that mode, and the result is one condensed word ready to prefix with a "#" for a hashtag.