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Sort Lines

Input

Sort non-empty lines alphabetically while preserving duplicates.

Output

About Sort Lines
Sort Lines is a free online developer tool for cleaning up and transforming plain text directly in the browser. It handles the operation instantly on the client side, so your content is never sent to a server. Use it when preparing text pasted from logs, spreadsheets, emails, or documents for use in filenames, URLs, code, reports, or test data — without opening a code editor or writing a one-off script.
Common uses
  • Clean up pasted text from logs, documents, spreadsheets, emails, and support messages.
  • Prepare consistent strings for filenames, URLs, reports, test data, and technical documentation.
  • Run a quick text transformation in the browser without opening a code editor or writing a script.
  • Process multiple lines at once and copy the result directly into the destination field or file.
Related tools
Text CounterCount characters, words, lines, non-empty lines, and bytes.Case ConverterConvert text into UPPERCASE, lowercase, Sentence case, Title Case, camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE, kebab-case, and COBOL-CASE - with one-click copy per format.Trim WhitespaceTrim leading and trailing whitespace from the full text and each line.Remove Empty LinesRemove blank and whitespace-only lines from text.
FAQ
What does Sort Lines do?
Sort Lines helps you sort non-empty lines alphabetically while preserving duplicates. It runs entirely in your browser, so your data stays local and results appear instantly without any server round-trip.
What kind of input does Sort Lines accept?
You can paste text directly into the input area or upload a file. The tool processes the content on the client side and displays the result immediately. There are no file-size limits imposed by the tool itself.
Is Sort Lines free to use?
Yes — Sort Lines is completely free and requires no sign-up or account. There are no usage limits for standard developer tool tasks.
Does Sort Lines send my data to a server?
No. Sort Lines runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Text you paste and files you upload never leave your machine, so it is safe to use with sensitive payloads, API tokens, and internal configuration data.