The simplest list tool in the world
This is a super simple browser-based application that sorts items in a list and arranges them in ascending or descending order. You can sort the items alphabetically, numerically, or by length. You can also remove duplicate and blank elements, as well as crop individual elements surrounded by spaces. You can use any delimiter to separate the elements of the input list, or alternatively use a regular expression to separate them. In addition, you can create a new separator for the sorted output list. Created by list geeksTeam Browserling.
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Input element delimiter
Delimit entries of the input list with one character.
Delimit input list items with a regular expression.
Specify a delimiter or regular expression.
Output method
Choose a sorting method.
Choose sort order.
Delete duplicate list items.
Delete list entries without characters.
Remove spaces around items.
Separator for sorted items
Use this symbol to connect items in a sorted list.
Listensortierer-Tool What is a list sorter?
This online tool changes the order of all list items so that they are sorted. When items are rearranged, they can be displayed in either ascending or descending order. Because lists can contain anything, including letters and numbers, and items can have different lengths, you can switch between three sorting methods: alphabetical, numerical, and sorting by length. The alphabetic method rearranges all elements according to the characters' positions in the ASCII/Unicode table. The numeric method sorts numbers by their size. With the numeric method, if there are also letters or characters, they are sorted in alphanumeric order. The length sort method counts the number of characters in each element and orders them either from shortest to longest element or from longest to shortest element. You can switch between these sorting methods in the options and select the sorting order of the elements there. Sometimes items in the list have spaces around them, so we've also added an option to remove and truncate them. Also, you can remove duplicate and empty list items from the sorted list. When you work with lists, they can have different formats (e.g. comma separated, dash separated, tab separated or a single vertical column), so we made this program as generic as possible and it supports all possible list formats . When you load your list, all you have to do is tell this program how to split it into elements. All you have to do is specify a list item separator in the Use Symbol Separator option or enter a regular expression that matches multiple separator variations in the Use Regex Separator mode. Last but not least, you can set a custom item separator for the output list. If you need to sort a list in random order, you can use oursRandomize a listTool. listel!
Examples of list sorters Click to use
Numeric list sorting
In this example we sort a list of perfect numbers in descending order. Since all input elements are numbers, we choose the numeric sorting mode. In this way, the program compares the numbers according to their size and ranks them from the largest number to the smallest. Perfect numbers are listed in a column, so we separate them with a newline character and use the same newline in the sorted list as well.
628496812833550336858986905613743869132823058430081399521282658455991569831744654692615953842176
265845599156983174465469261595384217623058430081399521281374386913288589869056335503368128496286
Required Options
These options are used automatically when you select this example.
Delimit entries of the input list with one character.
Specify a delimiter or regular expression.
Choose a sorting method.
Choose sort order.
Delete duplicate list items.
Delete list entries without characters.
Remove spaces around items.
Use this symbol to connect items in a sorted list.
Sort words alphabetically
In this example, we're going to sort all the words in a tongue twister alphabetically. To define words as individual elements of the list, we match them with the regular expression "/ +/" separating them with spaces. We choose the ascending sort order (from "a" to "z") and remove all duplicate words. As a result, we get a list of all unique words in alphabetical order, which are then separated by hyphens.
Give dad a cup of real coffee in a copper colored coffee mug
a - coffee - copper - cup - give - in - from - dad - right
Required Options
These options are used automatically when you select this example.
Delimit input list items with a regular expression.
Specify a delimiter or regular expression.
Choose a sorting method.
Choose sort order.
Delete duplicate list items.
Delete list entries without characters.
Remove spaces around items.
Use this symbol to connect items in a sorted list.
Sort a car price list
In this example we rearrange the names of the cars with their costs in alphabetical order. The list of cars consists of two columns separated by commas and semicolons. To find the entries of the input list, we use the regular expression "/,|;/". This regular expression matches either a comma or a semicolon. We trim list positions, remove empty elements, sort the car brands in ascending order, and return a much simpler and more readable version of the price list.
Ford – 15,000 Dollars, Volvo – 18,000 Dollars, Tesla – 22,000 Dollars, BMW – 30,000 Dollars??????? KIA – 16,000 Dollars, Audi – 21,000 Dollars????
Audi – $21,000 BMW – $30,000 Ford – $15,000 KIA – $16,000 Tesla – $22,000 Toyota – $25,000 VW – $23,000 Volvo – $18,000
Required Options
These options are used automatically when you select this example.
Delimit input list items with a regular expression.
Specify a delimiter or regular expression.
Choose a sorting method.
Choose sort order.
Delete duplicate list items.
Delete list entries without characters.
Remove spaces around items.
Use this symbol to connect items in a sorted list.
Sort rows of Pascal's triangle
In this example, we load a data list that contains rows of binomial coefficients. Unfortunately, our cat ran across the keyboard and disturbed the order of the rows. To fix the problem, we treat the rows as list elements, and to put the rows of Pascal's triangle back in the correct order, we sort the list by the length of the elements. We choose the ascending sort order and get the right triangle with a number at the top and 10 numbers at the base.
1 5 10 10 5 11 6 15 20 15 6 111 9 36 84 126 126 84 36 9 11 2 11 8 28 56 70 56 28 8 11 3 3 11 11 7 21 35 35 21 7 11 4 6 4 1
11 11 2 11 3 3 11 4 6 4 11 5 10 10 5 11 6 15 20 15 6 11 7 21 35 35 21 7 11 8 28 56 70 56 28 8 11 9 36 84 126 126 84 36 9 1
Required Options
These options are used automatically when you select this example.
Delimit entries of the input list with one character.
Specify a delimiter or regular expression.
Choose a sorting method.
Choose sort order.
Delete duplicate list items.
Delete list entries without characters.
Remove spaces around items.
Use this symbol to connect items in a sorted list.
Sort a list of phenomena by length
In this example we sort a list of natural phenomena by the length of their elements. We display the list in descending order, which means the longest words come first and the shortest last. We divide the input list by the comma character and put a newline as a separator in the output.
Thunder, Lightning, Wind, Whirl, Rain, Rainbow, Cloud, Freeze, Snow, Hail, Aurora
LightningFreezeRainbowThunderAuroraSwirlCloudHailSnowRainWind
Required Options
These options are used automatically when you select this example.
Delimit entries of the input list with one character.
Specify a delimiter or regular expression.
Choose a sorting method.
Choose sort order.
Delete duplicate list items.
Delete list entries without characters.
Remove spaces around items.
Use this symbol to connect items in a sorted list.
Pro Tips Master online list tools
You can pass input to this tool via
?EntryQuery argument and it automatically calculates the output. Here's how to type it in your browser's address bar. Click to try!
https://onlinelisttools.com/sort-list
?Entry=6%0A28%0A496%0A8128%0A33550336%0A8589869056%0A137438691328%0A2305843008139952128%0A2658455991569831744654692615953842176&string-separator=true&input-separator=%5Cn&sort-method=numerically&sort-order=decreasing&remove-duplicates=false&remove-empty-items=false&trim-items=false&join- Zeichen=%5Cn
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Find unique list items
Quickly print all unique elements of a list.
Find duplicate list items
Quickly print all repeating items in a list.
Find the length of a list
Quickly count the number of items in a list.
Elements of the color list
Quickly display list items in multiple colors.
Create a custom list
Quickly generate a list of any length with any elements.
Create a random list
Quickly generate a random-length list with random elements.
Find list items
Quickly find specific items in a list.
Replace list items
Quickly replace specific items in a list with new items.
Delete list items
Quickly remove items from a list that match a pattern.
Reverse a list
Quickly print all list items in reverse order.
Sort a list
Quickly sort list items alphabetically or numerically.
Randomize a list
Quickly shuffle and randomize list items.
Randomly select a list item
Quickly randomly select one or more items from a list.
Convert a list into an image
Quickly create a downloadable image from a list.
Change list item separator
Quickly set a new separator for items in a list.
Delete list item separator
Quickly remove the icon that separates list items.
Normalize list item separators
Quickly change list item separators to the same symbol.
Shorten a list
Quickly remove items from the top or bottom of a list.
Join list items
Quickly add all the items in a list together.
Group list items
Quickly create groups of multiple list items.
Cut out a list
Quickly extract part of a list.
Delete empty list items
Quickly remove all empty items from a list.
Trim list items
Quickly remove spaces around list items.
Duplicate a list
Quickly create multiple copies of a list.
Rotate a list
Quickly rotate list items left or right (or up and down).
Add a list item counter
Quickly list list items and add a counter to them.
Add bullets for list items
Quickly add bullets to all items in a list.
Remove list item bullets
Quickly remove all bullet points from list items.
item of the offer list
Quickly enclose all list items in quotation marks.
Stop citing list items
Quickly remove all quotes around list items.
Wrap text around elements
Quickly add text to the left and right of all list items.
Unpack elements from text
Quickly remove text from the left and right side of all list items.
Add a list item prefix
Quickly prefix each list item.
Remove a list item prefix
Quickly delete all prefixes at the beginning of all list items.
Add a list item suffix
Quickly append a suffix after each list item.
Remove a list item suffix
Quickly delete all suffixes at the end of all list items.
Change the length of a list
Quickly add or remove list items to fit a specific length.
Convert a list to columns
Quickly create multiple columns from a single list.
Create a symmetric list
Quickly create a palindromic list from the given list.
Append items to a list
Quickly add new items to the top or bottom of a list.
Fill in a list on the left
Quickly populate a list with one or more items.
Fill in a list with the right mouse button
Quickly fill in a list of one or more items to the right.
Delete repeating list items
Quickly remove items that are repeated in a list.
Filter a list
Quickly apply a filter to all list items (extract specific items).
Print list statistics
Quickly analyze a list and print its item statistics.
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Edit a list
View and edit lists in a clean browser-based list editor.
Share a list
Split list items into blocks.
Generate the power list
Create the powerlist of the given list.
Find the car of a list
Extract the first item from a list.
Find the CDr of a list
Extract all but the first item in a list.
Apply a function to a list
Run a JavaScript function on each list item.
Find specific list items
Quickly find items that interest you and print them out in a list.
Find repeating list items
Quickly find and print items that repeat themselves in a list.
Delete unique list items
Quickly find and remove items that are unique in a list.
Extract a sublist from a list
Given the start and stop indexes, extract a sublist from a list.
Elements of the shift list
Move list items left or right (or up and down).
Indent list items
Add indentation to all list items.
Mirror a list
Quickly create a mirror copy of a list.
reverse list
Reverse the order of items in a list (last becomes first, etc.).
Collapse a list
Execute the reduce function on a list.
Convert a list to rows
Create multiple rows from a single list.
Convert a list to Excel
Create an Excel file (XLS/XLSX) from a list.
Convert a list to PDF
Create a PDF file from a list.
Convert a text list to a LaTeX list
Create a LaTeX list from a regular text list.
Convert a text list to an HTML list
Create an HTML list from a regular text list.
Convert a text list to a markdown list
Create a markdown list from a regular text list.
Compare two lists
Find the difference between two lists.
Compare three lists
Spot the difference between three lists.
Remove one list from another
Remove items from one list that appear in the other list.
Find common items in lists
Find items shared between two or more lists.
Find specific items in lists
Find items that are unique in two or more lists.
Zip two lists
Merge two or more lists piece by piece.
Unzip two lists
Splitting a nested list into two or more separate lists.
Merge two lists
Append a second list to the end of the first list.
Pair list items
Make pairs from all list items.
Pop List Items
Remove list items at specific index positions.
Push-Listenelemente
Add new items to the end of a list.
Assemble a list
Modify a list in-place by adding, replacing, or removing items.
Collapse a list
Remove all indentation levels from a list and make them flat.
Convert list items to upper/lower case
Quickly change the case of all items to the case of the title.
Make list items the correct case
Quickly change the case of all items to the correct case.
Make list items a random case
Quickly randomly change the case of all items.
Convert list items to lowercase
Quickly change the case of all items to lowercase.
Convert list items to uppercase
Quickly change the case of all items to uppercase.
Remove list item count
Quickly remove any numbering from a list of items.
Create the empty list
Create a list with no items.
Visualize a list
Quickly create a graphical representation of a list.
Create a list cloud
Create an image with a cloud of list items.
Create a spiral list
Create an image with list items that spiral out.
Make a zigzag list
Zigzag list items.
Add bugs to a list
Adding errors and corruptions to a list.
Base64-encode a list
Convert any list to Base64 encoding.
Base64 decoding of a list
Convert any list from base64 encoding back to a list.
URL encode a list
Convert any list to URL encoding.
URL decoding of a list
Convert any list from URL encoding back to a list.
Convert a list to JSON
Create a JSON array from a list.
Convert JSON to a list
Create a list from a JSON array.
Convert a list to XML
Create an XML document from a list.
Convert XML to a list
Create a list from an XML document.
Convert a list to YAML
Create a YAML file from a list.
Convert YAML to a list
Create a list from a YAML file.
Convert a text list to a binary list
Create a binary list from a text list.
Convert a binary list to a text list
Create a text list from a binary list.
Compress a list
Compress a list so it takes up less storage space.
Make Zalgo destroy a list
Unleash Zalgo on a list and create list chaos.