Sort Lines

Paste your list with one item per line, choose A to Z, and copy the sorted list. Choose Z to A for reverse alphabetical order. The sort happens instantly in your browser, without uploading anything or creating an account, and you can sort the same list several ways.

It reads numbers inside text as numbers, so 'item 2' comes before 'item 10'. Plain A to Z sorting compares character by character, which would put 'item 10' first because 1 comes before 2. Natural sort is better for file names, invoice numbers and room numbers.

It uses the first number found on each line, so 'Plan B ₹2,999' sorts by 2,999. Lines with no number go to the end, and the tool tells you how many there were. That's handy for sorting price lists or scores mixed with names. Check those lines.

Yes. It uses your browser's secure random number generator with a Fisher-Yates shuffle, so every order is equally likely. That makes it fair for things like presentation order, seating plans or question order in a quiz. Shuffle again for a different order. Every press gives a fresh, independent order.

Yes, using the browser's own sorting rules for your language, so Hindi lists sort in a sensible order. The exact order can differ slightly between browsers, because each implements language rules a little differently. Mixed Hindi and English lists sort with each script grouped sensibly.

Yes. Sort by length puts the shortest lines first, or the longest first in reverse. It's useful for spotting very long entries in a list, such as product names that won't fit a label, or for tidying lists visually. It's quick to switch back. Long product names stand out at once.

Yes. Reverse simply flips the current order, so the last line comes first, without sorting alphabetically. That's useful for lists exported newest-last when you want newest-first. It's also useful for turning a numbered list upside down, so the last step reads first. Only the order of lines changes.

No. Sorting happens in your browser, so names, numbers and other details stay on your device. Nothing is stored after you close the page. Nothing is stored afterwards, and there's no account, so names and numbers in the list stay with you. That keeps personal data safe.

No, sorting keeps every line. Use Remove duplicate lines before or after sorting if you want each item only once. Sorting first can make duplicates easier to see, because identical lines end up next to each other. Run both for a clean list. Sorted lists make repeats easy to spot.

Sorting uses your browser's language-aware comparison, which generally treats capital and small letters sensibly rather than putting all capitals first. If your list mixes styles, the case converter can make it consistent first. Natural order applies too, so numbers in text sort sensibly. Results are predictable and easy to check.

Thousands of lines sort instantly, and much longer lists work too, depending on your device. For very large lists, a computer is faster than a phone, but most everyday lists finish immediately. Close other tabs if a very long list feels slow on a phone.

Yes. Copy the column, paste it here, sort and paste it back. Note that sorting one column alone separates it from the other columns, so for whole tables, use the spreadsheet's own sort to keep rows together. Copy it back carefully. Check row alignment before pasting back.

Yes. Paste the questions one per line and shuffle them. Each shuffle gives a new fair order, which helps when creating different versions of a test or deciding the order of presentations. Each shuffle uses secure random numbers, so no order is more likely than another.

Yes. Paste a list on your phone, choose the order and copy the result. It's quick for sorting names or items shared in a WhatsApp group. No app is needed, and your text stays on the phone the whole time, so it's handy for quick jobs away from a computer.

Yes. Sorting lines is free, with no sign-up and no limit. It's part of the free text tools from Marketiism, alongside remove duplicate lines and the random name picker. Nothing is added to your text, there's no daily limit, and you can use it for business and client work.