Line Sorter

Sort lines alphabetically, numerically, by length, or randomly

How to Sort Lines

  1. Paste multi-line text into the input area
  2. Select sort method (alphabetical, numerical, by length, random)
  3. Choose ascending or descending order
  4. Copy the sorted lines

Line Sorter Features

  • Alphabetical Sorting: A-Z or Z-A order
  • Numerical Sorting: Handles negative numbers correctly
  • Sort by Line Length: Shortest to longest or reverse
  • Random Shuffling: Randomize line order
  • Case-Sensitive Options: Control case handling
  • 100% Free: No limits on text length or usage

Why Sort Lines?

Organizing lines alphabetically makes data easier to scan and find. Sorting numbers helps identify ranges and outliers. Sorting by length finds unusually short or long entries. Random sorting helps create unbiased test data.

Example: You have 500 contact names in random order. Alphabetical sorting lets you quickly find specific names. Sorting a list of prices numerically shows the cheapest and most expensive items at a glance.

Use cases: Organizing contact lists, sorting CSV data before import, alphabetizing bibliography entries, preparing data for diff comparison, randomizing test cases, and creating ordered file listings.

Privacy & Security

All sorting happens locally in your browser. Your text is never uploaded to servers, stored, or logged. The sorting uses JavaScript, keeping your data completely private.