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Keyword Separator

Convert a keyword list between line, comma, pipe and space separated formats.

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What the Keyword Separator does

The Keyword Separator rewrites a list into whichever delimiter format the next tool expects — commas for tag fields, new lines for spreadsheets, pipes for imports.

How it works

Input is split on any common delimiter first, so you never need to tell the tool what format you pasted. The entries are then joined with your chosen separator.

  1. 1Paste keywords in any format at all.
  2. 2Choose the separator you need.
  3. 3Generate the converted string.
  4. 4Copy it straight into the destination field.
  5. 5Check the entry count matches what you expected.

Worked example

'yoga, pilates, stretching' pasted with new-line output becomes three separate lines.

Who uses it

  • Pasting tags into a platform field that wants commas
  • Converting a comma string into spreadsheet rows
  • Preparing pipe-delimited import files
  • Normalising messy pasted input

Best practices

  • Clean the list first so stray punctuation does not split entries.
  • Use new-line output when feeding other Tagzy tools.
  • Check the entry count after conversion.
  • Avoid space separation for multi-word keywords.

Honest limitations

Space-separated output is ambiguous for multi-word keywords because the words themselves contain spaces.

Frequently asked questions

What input formats are accepted?
New lines, commas, semicolons and pipes are all detected automatically.
Why avoid space output?
Multi-word keywords become indistinguishable from separate entries.
Does it trim entries?
Yes, leading and trailing whitespace is removed.

Related tools

Keyword FormatterWrap keywords in quotes, brackets, bullets or a custom template.Hashtag SeparatorChange the separator between hashtags to spaces, commas, lines or pipes.Keyword CleanerStrip punctuation, numbers, extra spaces and stop words from a keyword list.Keyword List SplitterSplit a long keyword list into evenly sized batches.