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Add Prefix and Suffix to Lines

Add text before and after every line or word: prefixes, suffixes, quotes, brackets or HTML tags like <li>, with {n} numbering. Remove mode strips them again.

Use {n} for a running number, e.g. “{n}. ” or “item_{n}: ”.
Goes inside the prefix and suffix.
For “Another HTML tag”.
Result
Added to 3 lines
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Adding the same text to the start or end of many lines is tedious by hand: bullets for a list, quotes and commas for code, <li> tags for a web page, file paths, hashtags or SQL values. Paste your lines, type a prefix and a suffix, or choose a wrapping such as quotes, brackets or an HTML tag, and every line (or every word) gets it at once. Use {n} for running numbers, and switch to Remove to strip prefixes, suffixes and wrappers again.

How to use this tool

  1. Paste your lines.
  2. Type the prefix and suffix, using {n} where you want a running number.
  3. Optionally wrap each item in quotes, brackets or an HTML tag, and choose lines or words.
  4. Copy the result, or choose Remove to take the same prefix, suffix or wrapping off again.

Formula

New line = prefix + opening wrapper + line + closing wrapper + suffix, with {n} = start, start + 1, …

Empty lines are skipped by default and do not use up a number. Inside HTML tags, the characters &, < and > in your text are escaped so the result is valid HTML; turn that off if your lines already contain HTML. In Remove mode the prefix must match the start of the line exactly and the suffix the end (case-sensitive), {n} matches any number, and a wrapper is removed only when it appears at both ends.

Example

The lines red, green and blue with the prefix {n}) become 1) red, 2) green and 3) blue. With a single quote as the prefix and a quote plus comma as the suffix you get 'red', 'green', 'blue', ready for a SQL list, and wrapping in <li> gives three list items for a web page.

Frequently asked questions

How do I add a comma to the end of every line?

Leave the prefix empty and type a comma as the suffix. To quote each item as well, choose a quote wrapping; the comma is added after the closing quote.

Can I add a number to each line?

Yes. Put {n} in the prefix or suffix, for example “{n}. ”, and set where numbering starts. For more numbering styles, such as Roman numerals or letters, use the line numbering tool.

How do I remove quotes from every line?

Choose Remove, clear the prefix and suffix, and choose the matching wrapping (double or single quotes). Only quotes at both ends of a line are removed.

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kakaoCalc. (2026, November 8). Add Prefix and Suffix to Lines. https://kakao.mobile/tools/line-prefix-adder/

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“Add Prefix and Suffix to Lines.” kakaoCalc, 8 Nov. 2026, kakao.mobile/tools/line-prefix-adder/.

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