Sort letters from text into alphabetical order for quick character checks, letter games, and simple cleanup. Paste your text, choose the sort behavior, and copy or download the cleaned result.
Upload TXT, CSV, JSON, XML, HTML, Markdown, log, PDF, or DOCX files.
Sort Letters makes messy pasted text easier to scan, compare, reuse, and publish. It is built for quick browser-based cleanup on phones, tablets, laptops, and desktops.
The letter sorter is designed for small text puzzles, alphabet practice, quick character checks, and cleaning short strings. It treats each character as an item and returns the sorted sequence.
Paste a word, phrase, or short string to see its characters in alphabetical order. This is useful for letter games, spelling activities, and simple pattern checks.
Use case-insensitive sorting when uppercase and lowercase letters should be grouped together. Turn it off when exact character order matters.
Enable duplicate removal when you want a unique alphabet set from your input instead of every repeated letter.
Letter sorting works best with short strings, names, puzzle inputs, codes, and alphabet practice text. For complete word lists, use Sort Words instead.
The tool removes line breaks from letter sorting, so pasted multiline text becomes one continuous character sequence before it is sorted.
Upload text-like files, PDFs, or DOCX documents when your character source is stored in a file. Download the sorted letters as TXT, PDF, DOC, or DOCX depending on where you plan to reuse the result.
The same responsive workspace is used across sorter tools, so the input, output, options, and file controls remain familiar.
Spaces are treated as characters unless removed by cleanup options, so review the result when sorting phrases.
Yes. Turn on duplicate removal to keep only one copy of each matching character.
It can process uploaded text, but letter sorting is most useful for short strings and character-level checks.