Remove Quotes from Lines
Strip double quotes from the start and end of each line - perfect for cleaning up quoted data, processing CSV exports, or simplifying text lists
Example transformation:
"apple"
"banana"
"cherry" apple
banana
cherry ⌘K to search patterns
⌘↵ to transform text
Input
(⌘1 to focus)0 characters
Output
(⌘2 to focus)0 characters
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Pattern Details
Search Pattern
^"(.+)"$
Replace Pattern
$1
Example
Input
"apple" "banana" "cherry"
Output
apple banana cherry
Tags
quotesformattingcode
How to Use This Pattern
- Enter your text in the input area above
- Click "Transform" or press ⌘+Enter to apply the transformation
- Copy the result from the output area
You can also use the command palette (⌘K) to quickly switch between different patterns.
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Add Quotes to Lines
Wrap every line with double quotes - essential for converting plain text lists to string arrays, JSON data, or code snippets
Remove Quotes from Lines
Strip double quotes from the start and end of each line - perfect for cleaning up quoted data, processing CSV exports, or simplifying text lists