Remove Prefix and Suffix

Prefix Settings

Suffix Settings

What is the Remove Prefix & Suffix Tool?

The Remove Prefix & Suffix tool is a powerful text utility designed to help you mass-delete specific strings from the beginning or the end of your content. Unlike simple find-and-replace, this tool offers granular control over where the removal happens—whether it's at the very start of a document, for every single line, or for each distinct paragraph.

How to Use

  1. Input Text: Paste your source text into the "Input Text" area.
  2. Configure Prefix/Suffix: Enter the specific text you want to remove in the "Prefix to remove" or "Suffix to remove" fields.
  3. Select Location:
    • Entire Text: Removes only once at the very beginning or end of the whole input.
    • Each Line: Removes the target text from every individual line.
    • Each Paragraph: Removes the target text from the start/end of blocks of text separated by empty lines.
  4. Toggle Options: Enable "Case sensitive" for exact matches or "Trim spaces" to clean up leading/trailing whitespace automatically.
  5. Execute: Click Remove Prefix & Suffix and copy your result.

Key Features

  • Smart Location Awareness: Target specific structural parts of your text (lines vs. paragraphs) without affecting the middle content.
  • Regex-Safe Processing: The tool automatically handles special characters like [ ] ( ) * +, ensuring your removal is literal and accurate.
  • Multi-line Support: Optimized for large datasets, log files, and long lists.
  • Privacy First: All processing is done locally in your browser. Your data is never sent to any server.

Common Use Cases

URL Cleaning

Quickly strip https:// or trailing slashes / from a list of thousands of website links.

Log File Filtering

Remove repetitive timestamps or prefix tags like [INFO] or ERR: from the start of every log line.

Code Formatting

Remove comment symbols (like // or #) or indentation markers from snippets.

Data Normalization

Clean up database exports by removing unwanted quotes or brackets from the start and end of each record.