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Alphabetic Order

Put text items into alphabetic order with a few practical cleanup options.

Last updated: May 29, 2026

Client-Side Processing
Input Data Stays on Device
Instant Local Execution

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What is Alphabetic Order?

Alphabetic Order sorts text as lines, words, or comma-separated values. It can trim whitespace, remove duplicates, and sort ascending or descending with case-sensitive or case-insensitive comparison.

How to Use Alphabetic Order

1

Paste the text to sort.

2

Choose whether to sort lines, words, or comma-separated values.

3

Adjust direction, case, trimming, and duplicate options.

4

Copy the alphabetized output.

Common Use Cases

  • Alphabetizing lists of names or labels.
  • Sorting keyword lists before publishing.
  • Cleaning comma-separated tags.
  • Preparing ordered glossary or index entries.

Example Input and Output

A mixed list can be sorted alphabetically.

Input
Banana
apple
Cherry
Output
apple
Banana
Cherry

Frequently Asked Questions

Can it sort comma-separated values?
Yes. Select comma-separated mode and the output will stay comma-separated.
Can it remove duplicates?
Yes. Enable remove duplicates to keep only the first matching item after normalization.
Does case affect sorting?
Only when case-sensitive mode is enabled. Otherwise uppercase and lowercase versions are compared together.