Remove paste artifacts
Clean extra spaces and blank lines from text copied out of documents, spreadsheets, or logs.
브라우저 내부 처리
Trim whitespace, remove duplicates, sort lines, and slugify in one pass.
Text copied from the web or a PDF carries invisible whitespace and zero-width characters. Passed straight into code or data, they break string comparison and search. Deduplication, whitespace cleanup, sorting and slugify in one place get pasted text into a usable state.
Clean extra spaces and blank lines from text copied out of documents, spreadsheets, or logs.
Use duplicate removal and sorting to review keyword, URL, email, or config-value lists more easily.
Turn titles into URL-friendly slug drafts for document paths and filenames.
Text copied from the web often carries non-breaking spaces (U+00A0) or zero-width characters. They look identical but compare and sort differently.
Slugs usually keep ASCII only, so a Korean or Japanese title can be stripped entirely. If you plan to use non-ASCII URLs, keep the encoded original instead.
Duplicate removal and sorting can change order. Preserve the source when sequence matters.
Automatic slugs are drafts. Before publishing URLs, adjust brand names, acronyms, and search intent manually.
Text copied from the web or a PDF carries non-breaking spaces (U+00A0), zero-width spaces (U+200B) and directional marks. They look like spaces but break string comparison and search. That is why whitespace cleanup comes first.
Turning non-Latin text into a slug gives different output per tool: transliteration, removal, or percent-encoding. Pick one convention for URLs and keep the team consistent, or links will diverge later.
Removing duplicate lines keeps only the first occurrence, discarding some ordering information. For data where order matters, such as logs, keep the original before deduplicating. Sorting then deduplicating loses the order entirely.
Input
banana
apple
banana
cherry
apple
Output
apple
banana
cherry
Input
Hello World – 2026 Edition!
Output
hello-world-2026-edition