Spoiler tag wrapper
Wrap text in Discord, Reddit, BBCode or HTML spoiler markup in one paste.
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Spoiler tag wrapper
Every platform hides spoilers differently: Discord wants ||double pipes||, Reddit wants >!angled bangs!<, classic forums want [spoiler] BBCode, and on the open web the honest way is a <details> element the reader clicks to reveal. Typing those markers around every sentence of an episode discussion gets old fast — paste the text here, pick the platform, and every line comes back wrapped.
The scope option decides the granularity. Each line is the chat-friendly default: blank lines survive unwrapped, so the rhythm of the message stays. Each paragraph wraps blank-line-separated blocks whole, which reads better in longer posts. Whole text produces a single spoiler covering everything — one click to reveal the lot.
The formats follow each platform's real rules. Discord's || markers span multiple lines, so any scope works there. Reddit's >!…!< is strictly inline — a spoiler cannot cross a line break, which is exactly why the per-line scope exists and is the default. The BBCode variant fits phpBB, XenForo and most classic forums, and the HTML variant emits a <details><summary>Spoiler</summary> block that works on any website without JavaScript.
Typical uses: episode threads and book club posts, puzzle answers and quiz solutions, patch notes with story beats, or D&D session recaps where half the table hasn't caught up. Everything runs locally in your browser — the spoilers you are protecting never leave your device.