Sort Lines Alphabetically

Paste a list and sort it A-Z, Z-A, by length, reversed, or shuffled — with optional de-duplication.

Sort Lines Alphabetically

🔒 Nothing you enter is sent anywhere or stored. All processing happens in your browser.

How it works

Sorting a list by hand is tedious and error-prone. This tool takes any text where each item sits on its own line and re-orders the whole list instantly, entirely inside your browser.

A → Z and Z → A sort alphabetically; By length orders from shortest to longest line; Reverse flips the current order; and Shuffle randomises it. Turn on Case-insensitive so that "apple" and "Apple" sort together, and Remove duplicates to collapse repeated lines to one.

Because everything runs on your device, you can safely sort private lists — emails, names, keywords — without anything being uploaded.

Examples

Grocery list → A → Z → alphabetised, ready to print.
Keyword dump → Remove duplicates + A → Z → a clean, unique list.
Raffle entrants → Shuffle → a random running order.

Frequently asked questions

Does it change the words themselves?
No. It only reorders and optionally de-duplicates whole lines. The text of each line is left exactly as you typed it.
How are duplicates detected?
Two lines are duplicates when their text matches exactly. De-duplication keeps the first occurrence and removes later ones.
Is my list uploaded anywhere?
No. All sorting happens locally in your browser, so even sensitive lists never leave your device.
Can it sort numbers correctly?
Alphabetical sorting treats text left-to-right, so 10 sorts before 2. For pure numeric ordering, pad numbers to the same width first.