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Free Online Line Filter Utility

Keep or remove lines from a text block based on keywords or regex patterns. Powerful text processing tool. Fast, free, and 100% private browser tool.

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1

Paste Text

Input your text block into the main editor.

2

Set Rule

Select whether to 'Keep' or 'Remove' lines containing specific text.

3

Enter Keyword

Type the keyword or regex pattern to filter by.

4

Filter

The results update instantly as you change the rules.

Manage large text files and logs more effectively with the Line Filter tool. This utility allows you to keep or discard lines of text based on specific keywords or complex regular expressions. Whether you're stripping comments from code, isolating errors from logs, or cleaning up a mailing list, this tool provides the precision you need to refine your data fast.

Key Features

Conditional Rules

Choose to 'Include' only relevant lines or 'Exclude' unwanted data points.

Regex Support

Use powerful Regular Expressions for advanced pattern-based filtering.

Instant Refresh

Observe your filtered output update in real-time as you type your criteria.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can use regular expressions for advanced line filtering.

The tool typically performs case-insensitive filtering by default.

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