Text Sorter
Sort lists alphabetically or by line length. Easily arrange your text in alphabetical order (A-Z or Z-A).
Ascending (A-Z)
Result:
How to use the Text Sorter?
Simply paste your list of words or phrases into the input box (each item on a new line). Choose your preferred sorting options, such as ascending (A-Z) or descending (Z-A), and click "Sort Text". The sorted list will appear in the result box.
What options are available?
You can customize how your text is sorted:
- Ascending/Descending: Sort alphabetically from A-Z or Z-A.
- Case Sensitive: Distinguish between uppercase and lowercase letters when sorting.
- Remove Duplicates: Automatically filter out identical lines from your list.
- Sort by Length: Ignore alphabetical order and sort purely by the number of characters in each line.
Example
Sorting "banana, apple, cherry" in ascending order produces "apple, banana, cherry".
Common Use Cases
- Alphabetizing a list of names, tags, or references.
- Removing duplicate lines while sorting a dataset.
FAQs
Can I sort numerically instead of alphabetically?
Use the "Sort by Length" option for numeric-style ordering by character count, or paste numbers as plain lines for standard alphabetical (lexicographic) sorting.