How to use Word Prefix and Suffix Tool
- Paste one item per line.
- Enter the exact prefix and suffix, including any spaces you want.
- Choose whether empty lines are kept or skipped.
- Copy the result after checking the first and last items.
Example: Word Prefix and Suffix Tool
A local worked example using the inputs and settings below for word prefix and suffix tool.
Options
- Literal affixes
- The prefix and suffix are inserted as entered. Include a space in the prefix when a label should be separated from the line.
- Empty lines and final newline
- Skipping empty lines controls whether they receive affixes. The final-newline policy determines whether an ending line break is preserved, added or removed.
Supported inputs and limits
Where your input is processed
This tool processes your input in this browser. Your text and files are not uploaded to UseFreeTools. Check this tool's limits for anything it may save on your device.
Keep list boundaries with the output
Line order stays unchanged, but line endings become LF. A prefix can turn a list into commands or spreadsheet-like text, so inspect the combined lines before using them in another application. This is a literal transformation without template expansion or escaping for a destination language.
Questions about Word Prefix and Suffix Tool
Can I use a regular expression in the prefix?
No. The entered characters are added literally, so punctuation and braces stay as typed.
Are words sorted or deduplicated?
No. Each retained line stays in its original position, including repeated values.
How do I add a space after a prefix?
Type that space in the prefix field. The tool does not guess separators between the affix and your item.