Sentence Splitter
Split a paragraph into separate lines at sentence-ending punctuation such as periods, question marks, and exclamation marks. Useful for preparing subtitles, translation comparisons, or line-by-line proofreading.
How to use
- Common sentence-ending marks act as split points, and each sentence ends up on its own line.
- Periods in abbreviations, decimals, or quoted text may cause false splits, so review the result by hand.
FAQ
Can periods in abbreviations cause wrong splits?
Yes. A period in Mr. or U.S. may be taken as a sentence end and split the sentence. Read through the result, merge the fragments that were separated, and then continue.
What happens to long sentences without punctuation?
Without sentence-ending marks there is no clear boundary, so the text usually stays as one block rather than being split by length. Add punctuation to the source or break it manually.
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