Text Sorter Tool

Our text sorter tool processes your input text line by line. You can choose to sort alphabetically, by line length, or in reverse order. The tool also offers options to remove duplicate lines, trim whitespace, and ignore case during sorting. Simply paste your text, select your preferences, and click “Sort Text” to get organized results.

Yes, your text data is completely secure. All processing happens locally in your browser – your data never leaves your computer or gets sent to any server. This ensures complete privacy and security for your content. We don’t store or have access to any text you process with our tool.

Alphabetical sorting arranges your text lines in dictionary order (A-Z or Z-A), while length sorting organizes lines by their character count (shortest to longest or vice versa). Alphabetical is ideal for word lists or names, while length sorting is useful for organizing content by size or prioritizing shorter entries.

Simply check the “Remove Duplicates” option before sorting. The tool will automatically eliminate any repeated lines, keeping only the first occurrence of each unique line. This is perfect for cleaning up lists, email addresses, or any text where duplicates may occur.

When “Ignore Case” is enabled, the tool treats uppercase and lowercase letters as equivalent during sorting. For example, “Apple” and “apple” would be considered the same. This ensures consistent alphabetical ordering regardless of capitalization in your original text.

Yes, you can sort text in reverse order by selecting the “Reverse Order” option. This will reverse the current order of your lines or sort them in descending order (Z-A for alphabetical, longest to shortest for length-based sorting).

Our tool can handle large amounts of text efficiently. While there’s no strict limit, extremely large documents (over 100,000 lines) may slow down processing in some browsers. For best performance with large datasets, we recommend processing in smaller chunks.

After sorting your text, simply click the “Download” button. This will save your sorted text as a .txt file that you can use in any text editor or application. The file will be named “sorted-text.txt” by default.

Yes, you can use our text sorter for CSV data by copying and pasting the content. Each line in a CSV file represents a row, so sorting will organize your rows based on your selected criteria. For column-specific sorting within CSV data, you might need a dedicated CSV tool.

Yes, our Text Sorter Tool is completely free to use with no hidden costs or limitations. You can sort as much text as you need without any registration or payment requirements. We’re committed to providing free, useful tools for everyone.