TextSortGuide.exe
How to Sort Text Lines
Tool location: /txt/text-sort
Sort lines of text in various orders. Arrange lines alphabetically (A-Z or Z-A), numerically, by line length, or randomly shuffle them. Perfect for organizing lists, sorting data, or randomizing content.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Step 1: Enter Text with Multiple Lines
Enter or paste text with each item on a separate line. Each line will be sorted as a unit.
Step 2: Choose Sort Order
Select how you want to sort:
- A-Z: Alphabetical ascending
- Z-A: Alphabetical descending
- Numeric: By numerical value
- By Length: Shortest to longest or vice versa
- Random: Shuffle randomly
Step 3: Apply and Copy
The sorted result appears instantly. Copy to clipboard or continue editing.
Key Features
Multiple Sort Orders
Alphabetical, numerical, by length, or random.
Ascending/Descending
Sort in either direction.
Instant Results
See sorted output immediately.
Case Options
Case-sensitive or case-insensitive sorting.
Pro Tips
- For lists of names, use alphabetical A-Z sort.
- For numbered items, use numeric sort to handle "2" vs "10" correctly.
- Random sort is great for shuffling playlists or quiz questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How does numeric sort work?
A: Numeric sort extracts numbers from each line and sorts by their value, so "10" comes after "2" (unlike alphabetical where "10" comes before "2").