Text Sorter

Enter your text lines and choose sorting options

Real-time Sorting

Input Text (One item per line) (Each line will be sorted separately)

7 lines • 43 characters

Sorting Options

Sort Type

Alphabetical (A-Z) Reverse Alphabetical (Z-A) Numerical (1-9) Natural (Human-like) Random Shuffle

Additional Options

Remove duplicate lines Trim whitespace from lines Ignore case (case-insensitive) Remove empty lines

Sorted Text (Your sorted text will appear here)

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Sorting Statistics

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Total Lines

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Unique Lines

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Duplicates

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Enter Your Text

Type or paste your text into the input box. Each line will be treated as a separate item.

2

Choose Sorting Options

Select sort type (A-Z, Z-A, numerical, etc.) and additional options like removing duplicates.

3

Sort Your Text

Click "Sort A-Z" or "Sort Z-A" to organize your text. Results appear instantly.

4

Copy or Download

Copy sorted text to clipboard or download as TXT/CSV file.

Common Use Cases

Data Cleaning

Organize and clean lists of names, emails, or keywords.

CSV Preparation

Prepare data for spreadsheets by sorting and removing duplicates.

Content Organization

Sort lists in documents, articles, or research papers.

Programming

Sort arrays or lists of data for programming projects.

Pro Tips

Use "Remove duplicates" to clean up mailing lists or inventory items
"Trim whitespace" removes extra spaces that can affect sorting
For case-sensitive sorting, uncheck "Ignore case"
Use "Natural sorting" for mixed alphanumeric data (File1, File2, File10)
Download as CSV for easy import into Excel or Google Sheets

Frequently Asked Questions

Alphabetical sorting sorts text character by character, which can lead to unexpected results with numbers. Natural sorting recognizes numbers within text and sorts them in human-friendly order.

Example:

Alphabetical: "File1, File10, File2, File20"

Natural: "File1, File2, File10, File20"

Yes! The text sorter handles special characters, accented letters, and Unicode characters properly. Sorting follows standard Unicode collation order.

Accented letters (é, ñ, ü) are sorted according to their base letter
Special characters (@, #, $) are sorted before letters and numbers
Emojis and symbols are also supported

There's no strict limit! However, for optimal performance:

For best performance, we recommend sorting up to 10,000 lines at once
The tool works efficiently with typical lists (100-1,000 lines)
If you experience slowdowns with very large lists, try breaking them into smaller chunks
All processing happens in your browser, so performance depends on your device