How line sorter works
Sorting lines alphabetically is a quick way to tidy an unsorted list — keywords, names, URLs, or any line-per-item data. Sorting brings duplicates together (handy before removing them) and makes a list easier to scan and compare.
This sorter splits your text on newlines and orders the lines, with options for ascending (A→Z) or descending (Z→A) and case sensitivity. By default it sorts case-insensitively so "Banana" and "apple" order naturally; turn on case sensitivity if you want uppercase first by ASCII order.
Paste your lines, choose the order and case sensitivity, and the tool returns the sorted list. Pair it with the Remove Duplicate Lines tool to clean a list completely.