Alphabetical Sorter
Sort a list of lines A→Z or Z→A. Case-sensitive, case-insensitive, natural or by length.
What is the Alphabetical Sorter?
The Alphabetical Sorter reorders a list of lines A→Z or Z→A, with case-sensitive, case-insensitive, natural (so "file2" comes before "file10") and by-length modes. Optional trimming and de-duplication clean up messy lists in the same pass.
Sorting runs client-side, so private lists — names, emails, candidates — stay on your device.
How to use the Alphabetical Sorter
- 1Paste your list into the input box, one item per line.
- 2Pick the sort key: alphabetical, natural or length.
- 3Pick the direction: ascending or descending.
- 4Optionally toggle "Trim lines" and "Remove duplicates".
- 5Copy the sorted output or apply it back to the input.
Key features
- Case-sensitive and case-insensitive modes
- Natural sort (numbers inside strings sort numerically)
- Sort by length
- Deduplicate and trim options
- Handles thousands of lines
Frequently asked questions
What is natural sort?
It sorts numbers inside strings the way humans expect — "file2" before "file10", not after.
Does it handle accented characters?
Yes — sorting uses localeCompare, so é sorts near e.
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