Line Break Converter

This classic error happens when a shell script is created or edited on Windows with CRLF line breaks. Linux interprets the carriage return character (\r, shown as ^M) as part of the command path, failing to locate /bin/bash\r. Converting the line endings to LF resolves the problem instantly.

Paste your list into the input box, set Line Spacing Mode to Replace Line Breaks with Custom Delimiter, and choose Comma + Space (, ). All newlines will be joined into a single clean line.

Single spacing places each line immediately under the previous one without empty blank lines between them. Double spacing inserts a blank line (\n\n or \r\n\r\n) after each line of text, which is frequently required in academic submissions, editing drafts, and print manuscripts.

Git uses the core.autocrlf setting. On Windows, setting git config --global core.autocrlf true converts LF to CRLF upon checkout and CRLF to LF upon commit. On macOS/Linux, setting it to input ensures commits only store LF. If your repository contains mixed line endings, this tool lets you normalize files manually.

Yes. Use the Upload File button to load text, CSV, SQL, Markdown, or log files. The converter handles large files smoothly in memory and lets you download the converted file with original line endings preserved or adjusted.

Yes. All processing is 100% client-side. Your text, code snippets, and confidential documents never leave your browser or get sent over the network.