This tool removes the “first word” (or the first few words) from each line of your text according to different rules. For example, you can always remove the first word, or only remove it if it’s entirely uppercase, lowercase, numeric, etc. You can also remove up to 2, 3, 4, or 5 words at once. Lines that don’t meet your chosen rule remain unchanged.
Examples:
Always Remove the First Word
Whatever appears up to the first space is removed entirely, or the whole line if no space exists.
Hello World → "Hello" is REMOVED SingleWord → "SingleWord" is REMOVED (Line becomes empty) Example text → "Example" is REMOVED
World text
Remove the First Word + Any Trailing Punctuation
If the first word ends with punctuation (like commas, periods, or exclamation marks), remove it all.
Hello, World! → "Hello," is REMOVED Yes. Sure. → "Yes." is REMOVED Test! Another → "Test!" is REMOVED
World! Sure. Another
Remove the First Word Only if It Is All Uppercase
Strips the first word if it’s strictly uppercase, otherwise leaves it in place.
HTTP protocol → "HTTP" is REMOVED ABC next line → "ABC" is REMOVED Abc partial uppercase → "Abc" is NOT REMOVED Hello world → "Hello" is NOT REMOVED
protocol next line Abc partial uppercase Hello world
Remove the First Word Only if It Is All Lowercase
If the first word is strictly lowercase letters, remove it. Words with uppercase letters remain.
hello Everyone → "hello" is REMOVED lowercase text → "lowercase" is REMOVED Some capital → "Some" is NOT REMOVED Another Example → "Another" is NOT REMOVED
Everyone text Some capital Another Example
Remove the First Word If It Contains Any Digits
If the first word has at least one digit (e.g., “abc123”), remove that word. Otherwise, it stays.
abc123 test → "abc123" is REMOVED NoDigits here → "NoDigits" is NOT REMOVED 12abc next → "12abc" is REMOVED
test NoDigits here next
Remove the First Word If It Is Entirely Numeric
Only remove the first word if it’s composed solely of digits.
12345 code → "12345" is REMOVED a123 skip → "a123" is NOT REMOVED 999 hello → "999" is REMOVED
code a123 skip hello
Remove the First Word If It Is a Stopword
Suppose we define “the”, “a”, “an”, “and”, “of” as stopwords. Any line starting with them loses that first word.
The quick fox → "The" is REMOVED A story begins → "A" is REMOVED hello world → "hello" is NOT REMOVED And we start → "And" is REMOVED
quick fox story begins hello world we start
Remove Up to the First 2 Words
Strips the first one or two words, depending on how many exist.
Hello there world → "Hello there" are REMOVED JustOne → "JustOne" is REMOVED Two words only → "Two words" are REMOVED
world only
Remove Up to the First 3 Words
Removes 1–3 words from the start of each line if they exist.
One two three four → "One two three" are REMOVED SingleWord → "SingleWord" is REMOVED Two words only → "Two words" are REMOVED, "only" left
four only
Remove Up to the First 4 Words
Deletes the first 1–4 words of each line. Any remaining words are left behind.
One two three four five → "One two three four" are REMOVED One two → "One two" are REMOVED Multiple words text here → "Multiple words text" are REMOVED
five here
Remove Up to the First 5 Words
Strips 1–5 words from each line if present.
One two three four five six → "One two three four five" are REMOVED One → "One" is REMOVED Two three → "Two three" are REMOVED
six
📌 Detailed Description of the Tool: “Remove First Word from Each Line”
This tool is designed to remove the first word or multiple words from each line of text based on various customizable options. Whether you need to remove the first word always, only under specific conditions (uppercase, lowercase, numeric, etc.), or strip multiple words, this tool provides multiple modes to refine your text processing.
🧐 Key Features & How It Works
1⃣ Input Section
- Users can enter or paste their text into the input text area.
- Several convenient buttons enhance usability:
- Paste from Clipboard – Instantly pastes copied text.
- Import from .txt – Uploads a
.txtfile for text processing. - Clear Input – Clears the content in the input area.
- See Examples – Loads example text for testing.
2⃣ Options Section – Custom Word Removal Modes
Users can choose how the first word(s) are removed with the following options:
🔹 Option 1: Always Remove the First Word
- What it does: Removes the first word of each line, regardless of content.
- Ideal for general text cleanup.
🔹 Option 2: Remove the First Word + Any Trailing Punctuation
- What it does: Removes the first word along with any punctuation that follows it (e.g., “Hello,”).
- Useful for cleaning structured lists.
🔹 Option 3: Remove the First Word Only if It Is All Uppercase
- What it does: Removes the first word only if it consists entirely of uppercase letters.
- Great for removing headers or abbreviations.
🔹 Option 4: Remove the First Word Only if It Is All Lowercase
- What it does: Strips the first word only if it contains only lowercase letters.
- Useful for keeping capitalized headings intact.
🔹 Option 5: Remove the First Word If It Contains Any Digits
- What it does: Removes the first word if it includes any numeric character.
- Ideal for cleaning data entries.
🔹 Option 6: Remove the First Word If It Is Entirely Numeric
- What it does: Removes the first word only if it consists of numbers only.
- Useful for removing numbered list items.
🔹 Option 7: Remove the First Word If It Is a Stopword
- What it does: Removes common stopwords (e.g., “the”, “a”, “an”, “of”).
- Great for enhancing readability.
🔹 Option 8-11: Remove Up to the First 2, 3, 4, or 5 Words
- What it does: Removes the first multiple words based on the selected count.
- Perfect for cleaning structured data.
3⃣ Process Button
- Clicking the “Process Text” button applies the selected word removal mode to the input text.
- The cleaned-up text appears in the output section.
4⃣ Output Section
- Displays the cleaned text after processing.
- Includes useful buttons:
- Copy Output – Copies the cleaned text to the clipboard.
- Download Output – Saves the cleaned text as a
.txtfile. - Clear Output – Removes text from the output area.
- Append to Input – Moves the cleaned text back into the input field for further processing.
5⃣ Example Demonstrations
- Each example includes:
- ✅ A Before & After comparison to illustrate the transformation.
- ✅ A “Try This Example” button to instantly load and process the example.
🚀 Why Use This Tool?
- ✅ Removes unwanted leading words from structured data.
- ✅ Improves readability and refines text formatting.
- ✅ Saves time by automating text cleanup.
- ✅ Flexible options for various content types.
This tool is completely free and runs entirely in your browser without requiring installation or external APIs. 🚀