Two paragraphs become one spacer line
A caption with two paragraphs gets exactly one invisible spacer line inserted between them in the output — paste that version instead of the two-paragraph original you typed.
To keep line breaks in a caption, type your text in paragraphs here and copy the output: the tool puts a line holding an invisible character between paragraphs, so the platform cannot collapse the gap when you paste. It is a workaround, not an official feature, so check the post after it publishes.
Separate paragraphs with a blank line, the way you normally would.
This inserts invisible zero-width spacer characters between paragraphs so a composer that collapses a plain blank line still keeps the break — it is a workaround for how the platform currently handles pasted text, not an official feature, so paste this OUTPUT rather than typing straight into the composer, and test it before you rely on it for something important.
A caption with two paragraphs gets exactly one invisible spacer line inserted between them in the output — paste that version instead of the two-paragraph original you typed.
If you leave three or four blank lines between paragraphs, the generator still inserts a single spacer line rather than stacking one per blank line, so the output does not grow extra gaps.
With only one paragraph in the box, there is no break to protect, so the output matches the input exactly and no spacer characters are added.
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