Quickly wrap every line with a custom prefix and/or suffix. Useful for generating SQL IN lists, markdown bullet points, quoted CSV values, HTML tags, or any structured text format. Runs entirely in your browser.
Wrapping a list of values with the same surrounding text is one of those jobs that is trivial in code but tedious in a text editor. This tool turns a column of identifiers into a SQL IN ('a','b','c') list, a list of words into a Markdown bullet list, or a CSV column into JSON-quoted strings — by pasting and clicking once.
The input is split on newlines, each line is concatenated as prefix + line + suffix, and the lines are joined back with newlines. Empty lines stay empty-but-wrapped, and the prefix/suffix strings are taken literally — no escaping, no trimming, no template syntax — so what you type is exactly what you get on every row.
Paste one value per line, set the prefix to a single quote and the suffix to a single quote followed by a comma. Wrap the whole result in parentheses and remove the trailing comma — you have a valid IN-list.
Yes. Every line of input — including empty ones — receives the prefix and suffix. If you need to drop blanks first, run the input through the Remove Empty Lines tool.
No. The tool concatenates prefix + line + suffix verbatim. If your lines have stray spaces or tabs, clean them with the Text Cleaner first.
Yes — leave the other field empty. The empty value adds nothing, so you can prepend or append independently in a single click.
See also Remove Empty Lines, Text Cleaner, and the List Operations tools for related multi-line edits.