Breaking a long document into fixed-size pages for plain-text output is tedious to track manually.
Text Page Formatter inserts a marker after every set number of lines so the text reads as even pages.
How to use Text Page Formatter
- Paste the document you want to paginate into the input box.
- Set the lines per page, and Text Page Formatter adds a page-break marker after each group.
- Copy the paginated text, or download it as a text file.
Use cases
- Splitting a plain-text manuscript into even page chunks.
- Marking page boundaries before printing a monospaced file.
- Grouping log output into fixed-size readable blocks.
Good to know
Text Page Formatter counts lines and inserts a visible page-break marker after every group of the size you choose, leaving the original lines untouched between markers. It is useful when a downstream tool expects regular page boundaries.
Frequently asked questions
How big is each page?
Each page holds the number of lines you set, and a marker is added after every full group.
Does it change the text between markers?
No. Only the page markers are inserted; the lines themselves are kept exactly as written.
What if the last page is short?
The final group can have fewer lines than the page size, and no trailing marker is added after it.