βž•Add Text Suffix

βž• Add Text Suffix

The Add Text Suffix tool allows you to effortlessly attach a consistent set of characters or phrases to the end of your input text. Ideal for adding formatting characters, punctuation, identifiers, or anything that needs to appear after each line, paragraph, or block of text.


🎯 Use Case Examples

  • πŸ“© Append a domain name to user handles (e.g., @gmail.com)

  • πŸ’³ Add delimiters like commas or pipes to CSV-style entries

  • πŸ’Ό Tag lines with custom labels like #done, #urgent, etc.

  • πŸ“‘ Finalize paragraphs with footnotes, credits, or citations

  • πŸͺ Prepare structured data inputs for automation or scripts


βš™οΈ Main Components

πŸŸͺ Input Text

Paste any body of text that you want to append suffixes to.

πŸŸͺ Text Fragment

Displays your modified text with the suffix applied according to your selected mode.


🧩 Suffix Data

This field is where you enter the text you want to append. This could be:

  • A symbol (e.g., ,)

  • A string ( - updated)

  • A block of formatting text (</div>)


πŸ› οΈ Suffix Modes

πŸ”Ή Line-by-line Mode (Default)

Appends the suffix to the end of each line.

Perfect for formatting entries, adding commas or characters to structured data.

πŸ”Ή Single Suffix Mode

Appends the suffix once, at the very end of the entire input.

Use this if you're adding a final note, footnote, or single tag at the end of a document.

πŸ”Ή Paragraph Mode

Appends the suffix after every paragraph (group of lines separated by a blank line).

Useful for footnoting or sectioning long-form content like bios or product descriptions.


🧼 Skip Blank Lines

Enable this toggle to exclude blank lines from being modified (only applicable to line-by-line mode).


πŸ’‘ Tips

  • ⌨️ Combine this with the Text Prefix tool to fully wrap each line in custom structures like JSON, XML, or HTML.

  • 🧱 Paragraph mode is especially useful for bulk social posts, blog content, or grouped descriptions.

  • ⚠️ Avoid adding suffixes that may interfere with downstream parsing (like , or ;) unless your output format expects them.

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