Text Quote Wrapper | Wrap Lines with Single, Double, or Backtick Quotes

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Wrap each line with quotes — choose from single, double, or backticks. Ideal for code formatting, JSON arrays, SQL data preparation, and text exports. 100% browser-based for privacy and speed.

How to Use This Tool

  1. 1

    Paste your text into the input box (one item per line).

  2. 2

    Choose your preferred quote type: single ('), double ("), or backtick (`).

  3. 3

    Enable live mode or click 'Wrap' to apply instantly.

  4. 4

    Preview the wrapped lines immediately.

  5. 5

    Copy or download your formatted output.

Use Cases & Examples

Code Formatting & String Creation

Wrap strings for JavaScript, Python, or SQL for cleaner code and syntax.

Array & List Generation

Generate quoted arrays for JSON, CSV, or database imports.

SQL & Database Preparation

Prepare SQL statements, query parameters, or insert values.

Template & Script Preparation

Add quotes to command arguments, template literals, or scripting parameters.

How Quote Wrapping Works

The tool splits input text into lines and adds quotes to both the start and end of each.

Single quotes (') are ideal for Python, JavaScript, and SQL strings.

Double quotes (") are used for JSON, CSV, and many programming formats.

Backticks (`) support JavaScript template literals and shell commands.

Empty lines are also wrapped to maintain structure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.What quote types can I use?

A. Yes — you can choose single ('), double ("), or backtick (`) quotes.

Q.How does quote wrapping work?

A. Each line is wrapped at the beginning and end with the selected quote type, keeping the content unchanged.

Q.Can I use this for code or data preparation?

A. Yes — perfect for formatting code, preparing JSON arrays, SQL queries, or CSV imports.

Q.Is this tool secure and private?

A. Everything runs locally in your browser — no data uploads or tracking.

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