Sort List

Sort a list

Features

Supports 8 sorting methods

Versatile, including ascending/descending, numeric, and random

Specify input and output delimiters separately

Freely combine line breaks, commas, tabs, and more

Remove duplicate lines at once

Automatically delete duplicate items with one checkbox

Copy and save the result

Copy or save to a file with one click

How to Use

1

Paste the list in the input field

Paste the items you want to sort together in the input field

2

Choose the sorting method

Choose from 8 options such as ascending, descending, numeric, and random

3

Set delimiters and deduplication

Choose the input and output delimiters and optionally toggle deduplication

4

Show the result with the run button

Press run and the sorted result is displayed on the right

5

Copy or save

Use the result with the copy button or download

Use Cases

Organize rosters and data

Tidy a list of names or product names in alphabetical or numeric order

Find duplicate data

Remove duplicate lines from a copied-and-pasted list to make it unique

Create rankings

Sort by character count or numeric order to extract the top items

Draw lots and shuffle

Use random sorting to decide order or draw lots

Convert to CSV format

Convert line breaks to commas and transcribe into a spreadsheet

Basic Knowledge

Ascending and Descending Order

Ascending order arranges items from smallest to largest (A→Z, 0→9, etc.), while descending order is the reverse. When sorting a list of numbers as text, "10" appears before "2", which differs from numerical sorting. Use numerical sorting for numeric values to get the expected results.

Why Kanji Sorting Doesn't Follow Alphabetical Order

Sorting is based on character collation rules. Hiragana and Katakana are generally sorted in alphabetical order, but Kanji characters lack phonetic information, so they don't sort by reading order. To sort names or place names alphabetically, create a column with their phonetic readings and sort by that column.

Safety and Privacy

Runs entirely in your browser

Your input data is processed only within your browser and is never sent externally.

Processing only in your browser

sorting is processed entirely within your browser, and input data is not sent to any server.

Communications encrypted with HTTPS

Page loading is also encrypted by TLS, and content cannot be read by third parties.

No transmission to third parties

Input content is not sent to external services such as ad networks or trackers.

No automatic saving of results

the sorted result and input suggestions are not stored on the server.

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Updates

  • update #74

    Concatenate elements when custom delimiter is empty in list sorter

  • update #46

    Added save, load, and delete functions for named lists in list sorter

  • update #26

    Add "No sorting (keep input order)" option to list sorter

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