How does it work?
This tool provides three ways to work with quotes and other paired delimiters:
- Wrap Text with Quotes: Adds quotes around the entire text or each line.
- Wrap Each Word with Quotes: Adds quotes around each individual word.
- Shift Quotes: Changes one type of quote to another (e.g., single quotes to double quotes).
Examples
Wrap with Quotes (per line)
Original text:
Hello, World!
This is a sample text.
Multiple lines to demonstrate wrapping.After wrapping with double quotes:
"Hello, World!"
"This is a sample text."
"Multiple lines to demonstrate wrapping."Shift Quotes
Original text:
'This is in single quotes'
"This is in double quotes"
(This is in parentheses)After shifting single quotes to brackets:
[This is in single quotes]
"This is in double quotes"
(This is in parentheses)This tool is useful for:
- Preparing text for programming languages with different quote requirements
- Converting between different quotation styles in documents
- Creating lists with quoted items
- Formatting data for import into spreadsheets or databases
- Preparing text for markup languages or configuration files
Available quote types:
- Single quotes ('...')
- Double quotes ("...")
- Backticks (`...`)
- Parentheses (...)
- Brackets [...]
- Braces {...}
- Angle brackets <...>
Note:
When using "Shift Quotes" mode, the tool looks for text that is already wrapped in the specified "From" quotes and changes them to the "To" quotes. This is useful for converting between different quotation styles without affecting the content.
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