Sentence Splitter
Text & writing · Done in 3 steps
- 1Paste your paragraphs
- 2
- 3
About
Split paragraphs into one sentence per line, correctly handling abbreviations like Dr., e.g. and a.m., decimals and initials.
How to use it
- 1Paste your paragraphs.
- 2Choose whether line breaks also end sentences.
- 3Optionally number the sentences or add a blank line between them.
- 4Copy or download the result.
- You give
- English prose
- You get
- One sentence per line
- Good to know
- Rule-based: it knows common English abbreviations and initials, but unusual abbreviations followed by a capitalised word may be split. Not designed for languages without full stops.
- Privacy
- Processed on your device. Nothing is uploaded, stored or logged.
- Last tested
- 2026-10-28
FAQ
How does it avoid splitting on “Dr.” or “e.g.”?
It checks the word before each full stop against a list of common abbreviations and skips single-letter initials, decimals and full stops followed by a lowercase word.
What can I use one-sentence-per-line text for?
Translation and subtitle prep, training data, readability reviews, and diffing prose so each sentence change shows up on its own line.
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