Remove Suffix From Text Online

How to Use

This tool allows you to remove specific text patterns from the end of each line in your content:

1. Paste your text in the input area
2. Enter the suffix you want to remove in the "Suffix to remove" field
3. Alternatively, enter multiple suffixes in the "Multiple suffixes" area (one per line)
4. Configure the options as needed
5. Click "Remove Suffix" to process your text

Common Uses

• File Extensions - Remove file extensions from lists of filenames (e.g., .txt, .pdf, .docx)
• Data Cleaning - Remove trailing identifiers or tags from data exports
• Code Formatting - Remove semicolons or other syntax elements from code snippets
• URL Cleaning - Remove query parameters or trailing slashes from URLs
• Text Formatting - Remove punctuation or specific characters from the end of sentences

Options Explained

• Suffix to remove - The specific text pattern to remove from the end of each line
• Multiple suffixes - Enter multiple suffixes to remove (one per line) if you need to remove different patterns
• Case sensitive - When checked, ".TXT" and ".txt" are treated as different suffixes
• Use regular expression - Enable regex pattern matching for advanced suffix removal
• Skip empty lines - When checked, empty lines will be preserved as-is
• Trim whitespace - Remove leading and trailing whitespace before processing
• Remove if exact match - Remove the entire line if it exactly matches the suffix

Regular Expression Tips

When using regular expressions, you can create more powerful suffix matching patterns:

• Use \d+ to match one or more digits at the end of lines
• Use \.\w+ to match any file extension (dot followed by one or more word characters)
• Use _\d{4}$ to match an underscore followed by exactly 4 digits at the end of a line
• Use (v\d+|beta)$ to match either "v" followed by digits OR "beta" at the end of a line