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Sort text lines alphabetically, by length, or reverse the order. Organize your lists and data instantly.

📑 Sort Text Lines

How to Sort Text Lines

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Paste Lines

Enter text with multiple lines. Each line is treated as a separate item to be sorted.

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Choose Sort Options

Select sorting method (alphabetical or by length) and order direction.

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Sort & Copy

Click sort to rearrange lines. Copy the sorted text with one click.

Organize Your Text Data Instantly

Sorting text is a fundamental data organization task that comes up frequently in writing, programming, data analysis, and everyday work. Our text sorter handles this with precision, offering multiple sorting methods and order directions to fit your specific needs.

Whether you need to alphabetize a list of names, sort keywords by length for SEO analysis, organize file names, arrange items in reverse order, or sort any text-based data, our tool provides instant results without installing software or writing formulas.

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Alphabetical Sort

Sort lines from A to Z or Z to A for organizing names, keywords, and lists.

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Length Sort

Order lines by character count — shortest first or longest first.

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Reverse Order

Reverse the line order without changing alphabetical positions.

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Quick Copy

Copy sorted results to clipboard instantly for pasting into any application.

Professional use cases include organizing bibliographies and reference lists, sorting product catalogs, arranging domain names for batch operations, preparing data for imports, ordering task lists by priority or length, and organizing code variables alphabetically for better readability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is sorting case-sensitive?
Alphabetical sorting handles uppercase and lowercase letters. Capital letters sort before lowercase in standard ASCII ordering. For case-insensitive sorting, convert your text to the same case first using our Case Converter.
Can I sort by numbers?
Currently, sorting is text-based (lexicographic). Numbers sort by their text representation (1, 10, 2, 3...). For numerical sorting, length-based sort may be a useful alternative for single-number lines.
What does Reverse do?
Reverse simply flips the order of lines without sorting them. Line 1 becomes last, line 2 becomes second-to-last, etc. It is a positional reversal, not alphabetical.

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