Text Sorter

Sort text alphabetically, numerically, or by length. Ascending or descending order for lists and data.

Input Text

0 lines

Sort Options

Output

0 lines

What It Does

Text Sorter organizes and sorts text lines alphabetically, numerically, or in reverse order. Perfect for organizing lists, data, and text content. Supports multiple sorting modes including ascending, descending, numeric, reverse, and random order.

Key Features:

  • Alphabetical sorting (A-Z or Z-A)
  • Numeric sorting for numbers
  • Case-sensitive or case-insensitive options
  • Remove duplicate lines before sorting
  • Reverse order sorting
  • Random shuffle option
  • Handle multi-line text efficiently
  • Preserve empty lines option

How To Use

Sort your text lines in various ways. Choose the sorting mode that best fits your data.

1

Enter Your Text

Paste or type your text with each item on a new line.

2

Choose Sort Mode

Select how to sort: alphabetical (A-Z or Z-A), numeric, reverse, or random.

3

Configure Options

Enable case-sensitive sorting or remove duplicates if needed.

4

View Sorted Result

See your sorted text instantly. Copy it for use in your projects.

Pro Tips

  • Use alphabetical sort for names and words
  • Use numeric sort for numbers and data
  • Enable remove duplicates to clean up lists
  • Case-sensitive helps with mixed-case sorting

Benefits

Organize lists and data quickly
Sort names alphabetically
Order numbers correctly
Remove duplicates while sorting
Randomize lists for variety
Process large text files efficiently

Use Cases

List Organization

Sort shopping lists, to-do items, or any text list alphabetically.

Sort grocery list items A-Z

Data Processing

Organize data entries, names, or records in order.

Sort customer names alphabetically

Frequently Asked Questions

1 What's the difference between alphabetical and numeric sorting?
Alphabetical sorting treats items as text (10 comes before 2), while numeric sorting treats them as numbers (2 comes before 10).
2 Can I sort case-insensitively?
Yes, by default the tool sorts case-insensitively. Enable case-sensitive option if you need to distinguish between uppercase and lowercase.

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