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Sort Lines
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Sort text lines alphabetically or numerically. Options for case sensitivity, reverse order, and removing empty lines
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Frequently Asked Questions
Alphabetical sorting arranges lines in dictionary order (A-Z or Z-A). By default, it's case-insensitive, meaning "apple" and "Apple" are treated the same. Enable "Case Sensitive" to distinguish between uppercase and lowercase.
Numeric sorting treats each line as a number and sorts them mathematically. For example: 1, 2, 10, 20 (not 1, 10, 2, 20). Non-numeric lines are sorted alphabetically and placed after numbers.
Reverse order flips the sorted result. If you sort A-Z and enable reverse, you get Z-A. This works with both alphabetical and numeric sorting.
This tool detects duplicates and shows a warning, but doesn't automatically remove them. Use our "Unique Lines" tool (coming soon) to remove duplicates.