One option, one rule
The Suffix field is emitted verbatim to the end of every line - including blank lines. There is no trimming, no skipping, no deduplication. If you paste five lines, you get five lines out, each with your suffix appended.
This is intentional: suffix + trailing newline joins are the building blocks for SQL value lists, CSV row endings, and `</li>` closers. Silently dropping blanks would break row counts.
If you only want non-blank lines suffixed, chain Remove empty lines first. To strip a suffix later, use Remove suffixes.
How to use add a suffix to list items
- 1Paste your list into the input panel
- 2Type your suffix text in the Suffix field (default `;`)
- 3Output appends the suffix verbatim to every line
- 4Blank lines still receive the suffix - run Remove empty lines first if you want them dropped
- 5Copy or download the result
Keyboard shortcuts
Drive ListShift without touching the mouse.
What this tool actually does
One option, applied verbatim to every line.
Any string as suffix
Single character (`;`, `,`, `.`), short string (` - done`, `</li>`), or multi-byte character all work. Emitted exactly as typed.
Applied to every line
Including blank lines. `line + suffix` happens unconditionally - nothing is skipped, trimmed, or deduped.
No trimming or escaping
Line content is emitted verbatim. If lines have trailing whitespace, the suffix lands after that whitespace. Chain trim first if alignment matters.
Reversible
Remove suffixes strips trailing punctuation and whitespace. For non-standard suffixes, use Replace with your suffix as Find.
Mirror of Add a prefix
Add a prefix is the same idea at the other end - plain text, styled counters, or task checkboxes at line start.
Worked example
Suffix ` - Fresh` appended to every line.
Apple Banana Cherry
Apple - Fresh Banana - Fresh Cherry - Fresh
Settings reference
How the Suffix field shapes the output using the sample above.
| Setting | What it does | Effect on the sample |
|---|---|---|
| Suffix: `;` (default) | Appends a semicolon | `Apple;` / `Banana;` / `Cherry;` |
| Suffix: `,` | Comma - useful for CSV row fragments | `Apple,` / `Banana,` / `Cherry,` |
| Suffix: `</li>` | HTML list-item closer | `Apple</li>` / etc. |
| Blank-line behaviour (automatic) | Blank lines also receive the suffix | An empty line becomes `;` (or whatever you typed) |