Sorting List
Sort a list alphabetically, numerically, by length, or shuffle it randomly.
Sorts live as you type or change the mode, one line at a time. Numeric sort reads each line's leading number and treats non-numeric lines as 0. Runs entirely in your browser.
What is Sorting List?
Paste a list (one item per line) and sort it by several different criteria — alphabetical (A→Z or Z→A), numeric (low→high or high→low), by line length (short→long or long→short), or a random shuffle — without retyping it for each approach. Switch modes with the dropdown and the sorted result updates instantly. Alphabetical sort is case-insensitive, so "Banana" and "apple" sort by letter order regardless of capitalization. Sorting happens live, entirely in your browser — nothing you paste is sent to a server.
FAQ
Any line without a leading number is treated as 0 for numeric sorting — switch to alphabetical sort if your list is mostly text.
No — it compares letters case-insensitively, so "apple" and "Apple" sort the same way relative to other items regardless of capitalization.
Yes — the length modes sort lines by character count, shortest-to-longest or longest-to-shortest, which is handy for spotting outliers in a list of similarly-sized items.