Text Sorter

Sort lines alphabetically, reverse alphabetically, numerically, by length, or shuffle randomly. Designed for quick list cleanup and reordering.

Choose sorting mode

Sorted Result ( lines)

          

        


        

          

            How to Use
          

          

            
1. Paste or type your list with one item per line.

            
2. Pick a sorting mode such as A to Z, Numeric Desc, or Random.

            
3. Enable case-insensitive sorting if uppercase/lowercase should be treated the same.

            
4. Click Sort Text and copy the output.

          

        


        

          

            Sort Modes
          

          

            

              
Alphabetical (A to Z / Z to A)

              
Uses text comparison on each line.

            

            

              
Numeric

              
Converts lines to numbers and sorts ascending or descending.

            

            

              
By Length

              
Sorts by character count from shortest to longest.

            

            

              
Random

              
Uses Fisher-Yates shuffle for unbiased random order.

            

          

        


        

          

             Examples
          

          

            

              
A to Z list cleanup

              
Input: banana, Apple, cherry | Mode: A to Z + case-insensitive

              
Output: Apple, banana, cherry

            

            

              
Numeric ranking

              
Input: 42, 7, 105, 13 | Mode: Numeric Desc

              
Output: 105, 42, 13, 7

            

            

              
Sort by name length

              
Input: Ava, Charlotte, Liam, Noah | Mode: By Length

              
Output: Ava, Liam, Noah, Charlotte

            

          

        


        

          

            FAQ
          

          

            

              
              

                Numeric modes push non-numeric lines to the end and preserve their relative order.
              

            

            

              
              

                It treats uppercase and lowercase letters as equal while sorting, so "Apple" and "apple" are grouped naturally.
              

            

            

              
              

                No. Sorting runs in your browser using JavaScript on this page.
              

            

          

        

      


      


        

          
Related Tools

          

            
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Duplicate Line Remover

                
Remove duplicate rows

              

            
            
              

                
Remove Line Breaks

                
Normalize line formatting

              

            
            
              

                
Text to List / List to Text

                
Convert list formats

              

            
          

        


        

          
Quick Tip

          
For mixed values (text + numbers), use alphabetic modes first. Use numeric modes only when most lines are numeric values.

        


        

          
Mode Cheat Sheet

          

            

              A to Z
              apple, banana
            

            

              Z to A
              zebra, alpha
            

            

              Numeric Desc
              100, 9, 2
            

            

              By Length
              cat, orange