Chunk List Text

No. Splitting and chunking are a few lines of JavaScript that run entirely in your browser. There is no fetch, no XHR, and no analytics on your content.

By default the last chunk keeps the leftover items, so a 10-item list with chunk size 3 gives [3,3,3,1]. Untick “Keep incomplete last chunk” to drop it and end up with [3,3,3] instead.

Line-separated puts each chunk on its own line. Numbered prefixes 1:, 2:, and so on. Labeled uses a prefix you choose (e.g. “Batch 1”, “Group A”). Custom separator joins the chunks with a string you supply (default n---n).

Yes – pick Comma as the input separator. Items are split on the comma before chunking. Works for CSV rows, tag lists, or any comma-delimited source.

No hard limit. The tool happily handles chunk sizes of one up to the full list length (which produces a single chunk with every item).

Yes. Items are taken in order and grouped sequentially – the first N items go into chunk 1, the next N into chunk 2, and so on.

Whitespace-only items are filtered out before chunking. So a list with blank lines or double commas will have a lower effective item count than the raw text suggests.

The input separator dropdown covers the six common single-character cases. The item separator and chunk separator text fields accept any string, including multi-character sequences like | or n---n.

Typical uses include API batching (send 100 items per request), pagination (10 per page), spreadsheet ingest, SMS broadcast limits, or readable output for long tag lists.

After the page loads, yes. HTML, CSS, and JS are self-contained – disconnect Wi-Fi and keep chunking.