Wrap Lines with Quotes
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Add quotes or delimiters around each line of text.
Examples
apple banana cherry
'apple', 'banana', 'cherry'
red green blue
"red", "green", "blue"
column1 column2
`column1`, `column2`
item1 item2 item3
("item1", "item2", "item3")
Frequently Asked Questions
Paste your values (one per line), select single quotes as the delimiter, comma as the separator, and optionally wrap everything in parentheses. The output is ready to paste into your SQL query's IN clause.
Enable the "escape quotes" option to automatically handle quotes within your text. For SQL, quotes are doubled ('' becomes ''''). For most programming languages, quotes are backslash-escaped (\" or \').
Yes, use the prefix and suffix options to add text around the complete wrapped output. This is useful for adding parentheses, brackets, or other surrounding syntax required by your target format.
Use double quotes or single quotes (based on your code style), comma separator, and add brackets prefix/suffix. For template literals, use backticks. The output can be pasted directly into your JavaScript code.
Yes, use the unwrap mode to strip quotes and separators from quoted text. This reverses the wrapping operation and recovers the original line-by-line values.
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