Merge Text
The Merge Text block takes multiple pieces of text and combines them into a single unified output.
Combine multiple pieces of text into one
The Merge Text block takes multiple pieces of text and combines them into a single unified output. It accepts two inputs: a content field where you provide the text pieces you want merged — which can include multiple variables or distinct blocks of text — and an optional notes field where you can supply additional context or instructions to guide how the merging is handled. The block produces a single result string containing the combined text.
This block is designed for situations where content arrives in separate parts and needs to be brought together before being used downstream. For example, you might have outputs from several earlier blocks in a workflow that each produce a piece of text, and the Merge Text block consolidates those into one cohesive string. The notes input gives you a way to influence the merging behavior without modifying the source content directly.
Merge Text fits naturally into text processing pipelines where aggregation is a step before formatting, summarizing, or delivering a final output. It works alongside other text-focused blocks and is particularly useful in workflows that assemble content from multiple sources or user inputs before passing the result to a downstream step.
What you can build
Real-world workflows powered by the Merge Text block.
Assembling Report Sections
Combine individually generated sections — such as an introduction, body, and conclusion — into a single document before exporting or displaying the final report.
Aggregating User Inputs
Merge answers collected across multiple form fields or conversation turns into one consolidated text block for further processing.
Combining Research Snippets
Pull together multiple retrieved text chunks from different sources and merge them into a single passage before summarization.
Building Structured Prompts
Assemble dynamic prompt components from separate variables into one complete prompt string before passing it to an AI generation block.
Joining Translated Segments
Merge separately translated text segments back into a single cohesive document after parallel translation steps complete.
Consolidating Email Content
Combine a subject line, greeting, body text, and signature generated by different blocks into one complete email string ready for delivery.
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Get Started FreeCommon questions about Merge Text
What are the required inputs for the Merge Text block?
The content input is required — it accepts a string and is where you provide the text pieces you want merged, including multiple variables or blocks of text. The notes input is optional and accepts a string for any additional context or instructions about how the content should be merged.
What does the Merge Text block return?
The block returns a single output variable called result, which is a string containing the merged text produced from the provided content.
How do I include multiple pieces of text in the content field?
The content field supports including multiple variables or multiple blocks of text within a single input. You can reference outputs from earlier blocks in your workflow as variables within the content field.
What is the notes field used for?
The notes field accepts a string and is intended for any additional instructions or context you want to provide alongside the content. It can be used to influence how the pieces are joined without altering the source text itself.
What kinds of workflows commonly use the Merge Text block?
Merge Text is commonly used in text processing workflows where content is generated or collected in separate parts and needs to be consolidated before a downstream step such as formatting, summarizing, or delivering a final output.
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