Text Sorter
Sort and clean line-based text with flexible ordering controls.
Sort summary will appear here.
Processing runs locally in your browser. Toolexa does not upload or permanently store your input.
About Text Sorter
Text Sorter organizes line-based content into alphabetical, reverse alphabetical or length-based order directly in your browser. Paste names, keywords, URLs, product codes, tasks, tags, file lists or exported spreadsheet values, then choose the ordering that fits your workflow. The Ignore Case option lets uppercase and lowercase values compare naturally without altering the original line text, while Remove Empty Lines cleans blank rows before sorting. Length mode orders shorter entries before longer ones and uses alphabetical comparison when two lines have the same length, producing predictable output. A summary shows the original and resulting line counts so list cleanup is easy to verify. The sorted result can be copied into another application or downloaded as a UTF-8 TXT file. This is useful for SEO lists, inventory preparation, research notes, development fixtures, contact cleanup and general text organization. All sorting, cleanup and download creation happen locally with JavaScript; Toolexa does not upload or permanently store your text. The responsive two-panel editor keeps source and output visible on larger screens and stacks them comfortably on mobile, with Clear available for quickly starting another sorting task.
How to use Text Sorter?
- Paste one item per line into the input editor.
- Choose A–Z, Z–A or Length sorting.
- Enable Ignore Case or Remove Empty Lines if needed.
- Click Sort Text and review the summary.
- Copy the result or download a TXT file.
- Open the tool page and read the input labels carefully.
Text Sorter Features
- Sort lines from A to Z
- Sort lines from Z to A
- Sort by line length
- Optional empty-line removal
- Optional case-insensitive comparison
- Copy or download sorted text
Text Sorter FAQs
Does Ignore Case change my text?
No. It affects comparison only; original capitalization is preserved.
How are equal-length lines sorted?
They use alphabetical comparison as a consistent secondary order.
Can blank lines be retained?
Yes. Leave Remove Empty Lines unchecked to keep them in the sortable list.
Can I sort URL or keyword lists?
Yes. Any plain line-based text can be sorted.
Is my text uploaded?
No. Sorting and TXT generation happen locally in your browser.