Sort lines alphabetically, reverse, by length, or randomly.
Paste your list or text into the input box, choose a sort method, and click the button. The sorted result appears in the output box ready to copy.
Sorts lines in ascending alphabetical order, case-insensitive. Numbers come before letters.
Sorts lines in descending alphabetical order.
Sorts lines by character length, shortest to longest. Useful for identifying brief entries in a list or organising tags by length.
Sorts lines by character length, longest to shortest. Useful for spotting verbose entries that may need trimming.
Randomises the order of all lines. Useful for creating randomised lists for tests, quizzes, or random sampling.
Paste the list with one item per line, choose A to Z, and click the sort button. Sorting is case-insensitive, so apple and Apple group together. Copy the sorted result from the output box. It works for any line-separated data: names, keywords, email addresses, or bookmarks.
Yes. Choose Random Shuffle to rearrange all lines in a random order. Each click produces a new arrangement, which is useful for randomising quiz questions, picking a fair order for presentations, or creating varied word lists for typing practice from the same source material every session.
Lines are compared by character codes, and digits come before letters, so a line starting with 10 sorts above one starting with apple. Note that plain-text sorting is not numeric: 10 sorts before 2 because comparison happens character by character. Zero-pad numbers (02, 10) if you need true numeric order.