Sort your list alphabetically, numerically, by date, time, length, domain, name, or other criteria. You can also reverse, shuffle, remove duplicates, or transpose rows and columns.
Ever had a long list of names, numbers, or dates that needed organizing? A list sorter takes care of that for you. Paste your entries, choose how you want them arranged, and get an organized list without moving everything around by hand. It works well for everyday text, contact lists, website URLs, and data copied from spreadsheets.
Arrange words, names, and titles from A to Z or reverse the order from Z to A.
Put numbers in ascending or descending order and arrange supported dates chronologically.
Choose options for names, text length, weekdays, months, email addresses, and URLs.
Get the sorted list ready to paste into a document, spreadsheet, or another application.
Sometimes alphabetical order isn't what you need. Reverse a list to put its last item first, or use a list randomizer when you want the entries in a shuffled order. If you're working with rows and columns of comma-separated data, a transpose option can switch rows into columns and vice versa. Choose the method that fits the job instead of rearranging everything manually.
Add your names, numbers, dates, or other entries to the input box.
Select alphabetical, numerical, date-based, or another available sorting option.
Review the new order and adjust the options if the list isn't arranged the way you want.
Copy the finished list or download it for later use.