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Text Sorter

Sort text lines alphabetically or numerically.

How to Use Text Sorter

1

Paste your list into the input box with one item per line - keywords, names, domains or numbers.

2

Pick the sort order you need: A to Z, Z to A, ascending, descending, natural, or by length.

3

Click the "Process" button to sort the lines and display them in the output panel.

4

Copy the sorted list with one click, or download it as a .txt file ready to paste into a spreadsheet column.

Features

100% free with no sign-up and no limit on the number of lines
A to Z, Z to A, ascending, descending, natural and by-length orders
Numeric sorting places 2 before 10 instead of treating values as text
Optional case-insensitive sorting so capitals do not group at the top
Copy the sorted list with one click or download it as a .txt file
Runs in your browser, so your keyword or domain data is never uploaded

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it is completely free for unlimited lines, with no account and no watermark on the result.
No. Sorting happens in your browser, so the list never leaves your device and nothing is stored or logged.
Alphabetical sorting compares characters, so 10 comes before 2 because the character 1 sorts first. Numeric sorting compares values, so 2 comes before 10, which is what you almost always want for scores and quantities.
Yes. Long keyword exports and thousands of lines are handled comfortably, and the result comes back as plain text you can copy immediately.

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About Text Sorter

Sorting a list by hand is slow, error-prone and almost always something a machine should be doing. A keyword list of four hundred terms, a column of domain names with traffic figures attached, a set of numeric identifiers pulled from a log - all of these become useful the moment they are in a predictable order, and none of them need manual rearranging.

The sorter offers the orders that real work actually needs. A to Z and Z to A handle names, places, domains and plain keywords. Ascending and descending numeric order handles scores, prices, quantities and IDs, and it sorts 2 before 10 rather than treating them as text, which is the single most important difference between a numeric and a lexical sort. Natural sort handles the human versions of that, so "Chapter 2" lands before "Chapter 10". Sorting by length is quietly useful for spotting the long tail in a keyword set or the outliers in a list of filenames.

Case handling is a toggle rather than a trap, so you can decide whether capitals group at the top or the list sorts case-insensitively. The result keeps one entry per line, which means it pastes straight into a spreadsheet column, a keyword tool or a .txt file without further editing.

When to Use This Tool

  • Ordering SEO keywords A to Z or by search volume before uploading them to a tool
  • Sorting a list of domains or URLs to compare them more easily
  • Ordering scores, prices, quantities or IDs from smallest to largest
  • Finding the longest or shortest entries in a list of headlines or filenames
  • Cleaning a list before importing it into a system that expects a sorted order