String Splitter

String Splitter breaks a single delimited string into individual parts based on a separator you specify, displaying each segment on its own line for easy reading and further processing. It is the inverse of string joining and is frequently used to parse CSV rows, decompose PATH environment variables, extract fields from pipe-delimited data, and convert single-line exported records into per-item lists. The tool supports both single-character and multi-character delimiters, optional regular expression separators, whitespace trimming per segment, and filtering of empty entries created by consecutive delimiters. The result includes a count of how many segments were produced.

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How to Use

Paste your delimited string into the input field and enter the delimiter character or string in the separator field: a comma for CSV, a pipe for PSV, a tab character for TSV, or any custom string. Enable trim whitespace to remove leading and trailing spaces from each segment after splitting, and enable filter empty to discard blank entries produced by consecutive delimiters. Click Split to display each segment on its own line in the result panel along with the total segment count. Copy the output for further processing or paste into a text editor for manual review.

Common Use Cases

• •Splitting CSV row strings into individual field values for manual inspection or transformation before database import
• •Decomposing PATH and CLASSPATH environment variable strings into separate directory entries for audit and editing
• •Parsing pipe-delimited data exports from legacy ERP, CRM, or mainframe systems into per-field line items for review
• •Converting comma-separated tag strings, feature flag lists, or category arrays into individual items for bulk processing
• •Extracting individual column values from a tab-separated database export row to inspect or transform specific fields

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