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Text box & formatting

Wrap and align text, create bordered notes, comments and dividers.

Formatting mode
+----------------------------------------------------+
|  A little structure goes a long way.               |
|                                                    |
|  Frame a note, format a README, or give a code     |
|  comment room to breathe.                          |
+----------------------------------------------------+
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About Text box & formatting

Give plain text a readable structure without relying on a rich-text editor. Frame a note, align a short block, wrap a paragraph to a chosen width or turn it into a source-code comment. Border choices include ASCII and Unicode styles.

Steps, and limitations

How to use it

  1. Enter the text and choose text box, wrapping, code comment or divider mode.
  2. Set content width and alignment. Add a title or border, join lines within paragraphs, include line numbers or choose a comment syntax.
  3. Review the result, copy text or a fenced Markdown block, and download it in the format you need.

Things to know

  • The selected width describes the content; borders, padding, line numbers and comment prefixes can make the final output wider.
  • The formatter checks block-comment terminators and invalid HTML comment sequences. It does not escape arbitrary source code or replace a language parser.
  • Use monospaced text and preserve spaces. Unicode border styles need UTF-8; choose ASCII borders for a strictly ASCII result.

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