How to Save sed Output Directly to a File

May 8, 2022 • 39 words • 1 min read

#CLI #Linux

You have 3 options here:

Option 1: use `tee` with sed

sed 's/Hello/Hi/g' file-name | tee file

Option 2: use `>` with sed

sed 's/Hello/Hi/g' file-name > file

Option 3: use `sed` with `-i` option

sed -i 's/Hello/Hi/g' file-name