Remove Suffix from Text Lines
What Is a Suffix Remover?
A suffix remover is a handy online utility that strips a specific ending from each line of text. Whether you're cleaning up filenames, processing URLs, or formatting data, this tool saves you from tedious manual editing.
Why Would You Need to Remove a Suffix?
Lists often carry extra characters like _final, .html, or version tags that you no longer need.
For example, a bulk rename task might leave you with project_v2 when you just want project.
Instead of editing each line individually, you can paste the whole list and remove the common suffix instantly.
How to Use This Tool
- Paste your text – each item must be on its own line.
- Enter the suffix you want to remove (e.g.,
_draft,.jpeg). - Choose case sensitivity – tick “Case‑insensitive removal” if the suffix might appear in upper or lower case.
- Click “Remove Suffix” – the cleaned text appears instantly in the output box.
- Copy the result with a single click and use it anywhere.
Real‑World Examples
File cleanup: You have a list of images named photo_final.jpg, image_final.png.
Removing the suffix _final leaves you with clean, original names.
Domain processing: Strip .html from a list of URLs to get bare page slugs.
Tips for Best Results
- The tool only removes the suffix if it appears exactly at the end of a line.
- Lines that don’t end with the specified suffix are left untouched.
- Use case‑insensitive mode to catch variations like
_FINAL,_finalautomatically. - Works with any text – not just filenames. Great for cleaning log entries or code comments too.
Bookmark this page and come back whenever you need to quickly clean up a list. It’s free, runs entirely in your browser, and requires no registration.