Text Unwrap

Text Unwrap detects premature line breaks and merges them back into proper paragraphs — the one trick that no text editor, not even Microsoft Word, does well.

What it does

You copy text from a PDF into Word, and every line breaks where the PDF's column ended — not where the sentence did. Or you open an old document formatted for narrow paper on a wide screen, and every paragraph reads like a stack of fragments. Text Unwrap finds those false line breaks and joins them back together.

The detection is heuristic: lines that end mid-sentence, without terminal punctuation, are candidates for merging. Lines that genuinely end a paragraph stay separate.

When you need it

• Copy-pasting from PDFs into Word, Notepad, or email
• Reading old documents formatted for narrow paper on a wide screen
• Importing email body text that was hard-wrapped at 72 columns
• Cleaning up text scraped from web pages with rigid layouts

Features

• Heuristic detection of premature line breaks
• Preserves true paragraph breaks
• Built-in tool-tip help
• Portable — no installer, no registry edits
• Runs from a USB stick

System requirements

• Windows 7, 8, 10, 11
• A few MB of free RAM
• About 3 MB of disk space