Sort lines of text alphabetically (A-Z, Z-A, length, natural sort).
Strip empty lines and whitespace-only lines from text.
Count total lines, non-empty lines, and blank lines in text.
Reverse the order of lines in a list or document.
Search and highlight substring or regex occurrences in text.
Cleaning duplicate entries out of an email list, a set of URLs, or exported log data is a task nobody wants to do by hand, and this remove duplicate lines tool does it instantly by scanning every line and keeping only the unique ones. Developers deduplicating config files, marketers cleaning contact lists, and researchers tidying data exports can paste any block of text and choose whether to preserve the original order or sort the results. It runs entirely inside your browser, so lists containing emails or other sensitive entries are never sent to a server. There's no signup, no file size cap enforced by an external service, and results appear the moment you paste your text. Drop your list in below to see the duplicates stripped out instantly.
It compares each line's text against every other line and removes repeats, keeping only the first occurrence unless you choose a different order option.
Yes, there's an option to preserve the order lines first appeared in, rather than sorting the deduplicated list.
You can toggle case-sensitive comparison on or off, so 'Apple' and 'apple' can be treated as duplicates or as distinct lines.
The tool trims whitespace before comparing lines, so 'text ' and 'text' are correctly recognized as duplicates.
No practical limit since all processing runs locally in your browser rather than through a server.
No, everything is processed client-side in JavaScript and never leaves your device.