Text Wrapper
Wrap text at a column width without splitting words, with a first-line indent and an optional hanging indent.
Text wrapper
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How to use the Text Wrapper
- Paste the text you want to wrap into the input box.
- Set the column width and the indent in spaces.
- Choose a hanging indent and copy the wrapped text.
Features
- Wraps at a fixed column width
- Never splits a word across lines
- First-line and hanging indent options
- Optional paragraph re-flow and blank lines
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the free online text wrapper.
It measures each word and starts a new line as soon as the next word would push the current
line past your chosen column width.
No. A word is never split across lines. If a single word is longer than the column width it
simply sits on its own line.
The first line starts at your indent setting and every later line of that paragraph is
indented two spaces more, which suits lists and references.
With re-flow on, lines inside one paragraph are joined before wrapping, so the output is
neatly refilled instead of keeping your original line breaks.
Indents are cut from the column width, so the text plus its indent always fits inside the
width you asked for.
Yes. With Keep blank lines ticked, empty input lines stay empty and separate the wrapped
paragraphs in the output.
No. Wrapping happens entirely in your browser, so your text is never sent anywhere.
Yes. The text wrapper is fully responsive and works in any modern browser on desktop, tablet
and phone.
Yes. The text wrapper is completely free, with no account, no sign-up and no usage limits.
Last updated: October 10, 2026