String Splitter
Split a string into parts using a custom delimiter (comma, semicolon, space, newline or any character).
How does string splitting work?
The split relies on JavaScript's split() method, applied to whatever delimiter you choose. Each resulting chunk shows up numbered, which makes it easier to spot and reuse the parts.
The whole split runs inside your browser.
Split a string by a delimiter
Breaking a string into parts based on a character comes up constantly in data handling. Turning a CSV line into items, separating a list you pasted, processing values. This tool splits the string using whatever delimiter you pick.
The delimiter is up to you: comma, semicolon, space, line break or any character you want. The result comes back with the parts already separated, ready to copy one by one or as a list. A good fit for preparing data, converting formats, or just breaking a pasted text into individual items.
Everything runs in the browser, with the string going nowhere. Paste the content, set the delimiter, and the separated parts show up.
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