How to Add Quotes Around Each Line in a List

Wrapping every line of a list in quotes by hand means clicking to the start of each line, typing a quote, clicking to the end, typing another - for a hundred-line list that's two hundred manual edits. It's a one-step operation instead.

How to quote-wrap a list in 2 steps

1. Paste your list into Text Fixer, one item per line.
2. Open Output Format and choose Single Quoted ('), Double Quoted ("), or Backtick Quoted (`) - the output updates instantly with every line wrapped.

What this looks like

A plain list like this:

apple
banana
O'Brien

wrapped as Double Quoted becomes:

"apple"
"banana"
"O'Brien"

A line which already contains the same quote character used to wrap it (like O'Brien above under Single Quoted) gets that internal quote automatically escaped with a backslash, so the output stays valid to paste into code or a query rather than breaking on the embedded character.

One quoted value per line, not a comma-separated clause

This produces one quoted item per line, which is what you want for pasting into a script that reads line by line, or building a code array manually. If what you actually need is a single comma-separated line, like a ready-to-paste SQL IN (...) clause, that's a different output - see the guide to converting a list into a SQL IN clause for that specific format, built with the List to Format Converter tool instead.