Sort lines alphabetically with case-insensitive, natural sort, duplicate removal, and whitespace cleanup options. 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 Lines 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.
Line sorting is useful whenever each row carries one idea, record, name, URL, product code, task, or note. The tool keeps that structure intact while making the list easier to scan.
Paste lists from notes, spreadsheets, emails, browser exports, logs, or plain text files and reorder them alphabetically. Natural sorting keeps labels like item 2, item 10, and item 100 in a human-friendly order.
The input and output panels stay side by side on wide screens, making it simple to review what moved. On smaller screens, the panels stack so the workflow still feels comfortable on mobile.
Trim whitespace, remove blank lines, and optionally collapse duplicate rows. Case-insensitive sorting helps mixed uppercase and lowercase text appear in a predictable order.
Start by pasting or uploading the source file, then keep automatic sorting enabled for quick cleanup. If you are checking a sensitive list, turn off duplicate removal first so you can see the true input count before deciding what to keep.
Use ascending order for directories, names, URLs, labels, and inventory-style lists. Use descending order when you want the newest, largest, or highest-priority labels near the top after a natural text sort.
The sorter can load common text-based files such as TXT, CSV, TSV, JSON, XML, HTML, Markdown, and logs. PDF and DOCX uploads are also converted to text in the browser before sorting.
After sorting, export the result as TXT for raw text, PDF for sharing, DOC for older word processors, or DOCX for editable document workflows.
No. Each line is treated as one item, so the text inside a line stays together while the rows are reordered.
Yes. Keep natural sort enabled when your lines include numbers inside labels, filenames, tickets, or task names.
The sorting and file conversion run in your browser. Your pasted or uploaded text is not sent to a server by this tool.