Add Line Numbers
Easily add or remove line numbers from your text with flexible formatting options.
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A Developer's Guide to the Add/Remove Line Numbers Tool
The Add/Remove Line Numbers tool is a handy utility for anyone who needs to format text for code snippets, legal documents, or academic papers. It allows you to easily add or remove sequential numbering from each line of your text.
Features
- Add Line Numbers: Automatically prepend a number to each line of your text.
- Remove Line Numbers: Intelligently strips common line numbering formats from the beginning of each line.
- Custom Start Number: Begin your numbering from any integer, not just 1.
- Customizable Formatting:
- Separator: Define the character(s) that appear after the number (e.g.,
.
,:
). - Format Style: Choose from different numbering styles, like
1.
,(1)
, or[1]
. - Padding: Automatically pad numbers with leading zeros (e.g.,
01
,02
,...10
) for consistent alignment.
- Separator: Define the character(s) that appear after the number (e.g.,
- Live Preview: See the result of adding line numbers in a real-time preview pane.
- Apply Changes: A dedicated "Apply" button lets you commit the changes directly to your input for further editing.
How to Use
Adding Line Numbers
- Paste Your Text: Enter the text you want to number into the "Input" text area.
- Configure Options:
- Set the Starting Number.
- Define the Separator characters.
- Choose a Format style from the dropdown.
- Toggle Pad with zeros if you need uniform number widths.
- Preview the Result: The "Preview" pane on the right will show you what the numbered text will look like.
- Apply or Copy:
- Click Apply Add Numbers to Input to replace your original text with the numbered version.
- Click Copy Result to copy the numbered text without changing your input.
Removing Line Numbers
- Paste Your Numbered Text: Enter the text you want to strip numbers from into the "Input" text area.
- Apply Removal: Click the Apply Remove Numbers from Input button. The line numbers will be removed from the text in the "Input" area.