Remove duplicate lines from text while preserving or sorting order.
Reverse the order of lines in a list or document.
Strip empty lines and whitespace-only lines from text.
Count total lines, non-empty lines, and blank lines in text.
Add prefix numbers or custom formatting to each line.
Manually alphabetizing a list of names, files, or tags is tedious and error-prone, so this line sorter does the sorting for you in a fraction of a second. Paste any multi-line text and choose ascending (A-Z), descending (Z-A), sort by line length, or natural sort so that numbers like 'item2' come before 'item10' as expected. It's built for developers organizing config values, writers alphabetizing bibliographies, and anyone tidying up a spreadsheet export pasted as plain text. Since sorting happens directly in your browser, your data is never uploaded or logged, and there's nothing to install. Paste your list below, pick a sort order, and get the organized result instantly.
Natural sort orders numbers within text the way a human expects, so 'item9' comes before 'item10' — a plain alphabetical sort would incorrectly place 'item10' before 'item9'.
Yes, the tool includes a sort-by-length option that orders lines from shortest to longest or vice versa.
You can choose case-sensitive sorting, where uppercase letters sort differently than lowercase, or case-insensitive sorting for a more natural alphabetical order.
No, since sorting runs locally in your browser, it can comfortably handle large lists without a server-imposed limit.
No, sorting only reorders lines; use a dedicated duplicate remover if you also want to eliminate repeated entries.
Sorting doesn't retain the original order, so keep a copy of your unsorted text if you'll need to revert it later.