Alphabetize text & sort lists
Put any list in alphabetical order. Sort by line, word, or comma — A→Z or Z→A — with options to ignore case, remove duplicates, and sort numbers naturally.
Sort any list in seconds
Paste your list on the left — one item per line works best — choose your options, and tap Alphabetize. The sorted result appears on the right, ready to copy. It runs entirely in your browser, so even a long list sorts instantly and privately. Alphabetising is one of those small tasks that crops up constantly: tidying names, ordering a bibliography, sorting tags, or cleaning an import before it goes into a spreadsheet — slow and error-prone by hand past a dozen items, instant here.
The options that change the result
A couple of settings matter more than they first appear. Ignore case decides whether "apple" and "Apple" sort together or separately — usually what you want for a reading list. Numeric / natural sorting is the one people miss: it puts "item2" before "item10" the way a human would, instead of the plain-text order that lands "item10" first. And removing duplicates as you sort is perfect for merging two lists into one clean, ordered set.
Options
- Sort by — lines (the default), individual words, or comma-separated items.
- Order — ascending A→Z or descending Z→A.
- Ignore case — treat "apple" and "Apple" the same so capitals don't jump to the top.
- Numeric / natural — sort so "item2" comes before "item10" instead of after it.
- Remove duplicates — keep only the first of each repeated entry.
- Drop blank lines — clean out empty rows as it sorts.
Everything runs locally in your browser, so even long lists sort instantly and privately.