About
Sort your list in alphabetical, natural, reverse, or random order with ease using this tool.
Sorting Method
There are three different ways of sorting text lines using this tool.
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Alphabetical order - Alphabetical sorting is the traditional way a computer sorts text. Each character is compared in order, and the string whose first letter comes earlier in the alphabet (A-Z) comes first. This also applies to numbers (0-9).
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Natural order - Natural sort is considered a more human-friendly implementation of machine alphabetical sorting. Non-single-digit numbers like "10", "11", "12", and above are considered as a single entity and ordered by the value of the number. This is what you should use if you're working with numbered lists.
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By Character Length - You can sort a list based on the length/width of the text. Strings with shorter character length come first in the list, and the longest comes last.
Basic Examples
Alphabetical sort - In the given example below, "A10" comes first before "A2" because "10" is bigger than "2".
A1
A10
A2
Natural sort
A1
A2
A10
Character Length
A
AA
AAA
Reverse
Using this option reverses the order of the text.
Example: Reversed after sorting by character length.
AAA
AA
A
How to Sort a List in Descending Order
Texts are sorted in ascending order by default. If you want to sort a list in descending order (9-0 and Z-A), you can use the reverse option after sorting it alphabetically or naturally.
Update: You can now sort in descending order directly by using Z-A option.
How to Sort a List Randomly
You can sort text in no particular order by using Shuffle. Basically, it randomizes the arrangement of the list.
