Sort list items alphabetically (A-Z, Z-A), numerically, or by length.
A - Z and Z - A sort alphabetically using your browser's language rules, with natural number handling, so 'Item 2' comes before 'Item 10' instead of after it. Numeric reads the number at the start of each line, so '10 apples' sorts after '2 pears'; lines that don't start with a number count as 0. Length sorts by how many characters each line has. Reverse List flips the current order, and Shuffle puts the lines in a random order.
Empty lines are sorted like any other line, so remove them first with Whitespace Remover if you don't want them.
To sort and remove duplicates, run your list through Remove Duplicate Lines and then sort the result here.
Paste the list, one item per line, and choose A - Z.
A - Z uses natural ordering, which compares numbers by value. Item 9 comes before Item 10.
No. Lines are sorted by their full text, from the first character.
No. Sorting happens in your browser.
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