Sort Lines

What is a Sort Lines?

Sort and reorder lines of text alphabetically (A-Z or Z-A), numerically (1, 2, 10), by line length, or randomly.

Why Use This Tool?

List Organization: Alphabetize names, keywords, domain lists, or code imports.
Numeric Ordering: Sort numeric data correctly so 2 comes before 10 (Natural Numeric Sort).
Code Refactoring: Sort CSS properties or JavaScript import statements alphabetically.

How to Use

Paste your list of lines into the editor.
Choose sort criteria: Alphabetical, Natural Numeric, Line Length, or Random Shuffle.
Copy the sorted list.

Real Working Example

Input Text:

banana
10
apple
2

Output Result:

Natural Numeric / Alphabetical Sort:
2
10
apple
banana

Important Technical Details & Features

Intl.Collator Natural Sorting: Uses `Intl.Collator(undefined, { numeric: true })` for human-intuitive number ordering (2 < 10).
Case Sensitivity Toggle: Option to sort case-sensitively or case-insensitively.
Deduplication Combo: Option to remove duplicate lines while sorting.

Related Text & Developer Utilities

Remove Duplicate Lines: Deduplicate text lists.
Line Shuffler: Randomly shuffle line order.
Line Numbering: Add line numbers to lists.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Natural Numeric Sorting?

Natural sort orders numbers intuitively (1, 2, 10) instead of standard ASCII sort (1, 10, 2).

Can I sort lines by character length?

Yes, select "Sort by Line Length".

Can I reverse the sort order (Z to A)?

Yes, check "Reverse Order".

Is it free?

Yes, 100% free.

What is the main function of Sort Lines?

Sort text lines alphabetically (A-Z / Z-A), numerically, by line length, or randomly with deduplication options. This tool processes sort lines data 100% locally inside your web browser.