List Organizer

Sort, deduplicate, prefix, filter, wrap, number, and transform any text list. Paste your list, toggle operations, copy the result. 100% free — nothing leaves your browser.

Input
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Output
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Unique lines
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Duplicates removed
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Empty removed
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Operations
Toggle operations to apply them in sequence — output updates live.
Trim Whitespace
Remove leading and trailing spaces from each line
Remove Empty Lines
Delete all blank lines from the list
Sort
Reorder lines alphabetically, numerically, by length, or randomly
Remove Duplicates
Keep only the first occurrence of each line
Reverse Order
Flip the list — last item becomes first
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Filter Lines
Keep or remove lines containing a search term
Find & Replace
Replace text across all lines simultaneously
Extract Unique Items
Keep only lines that appear exactly once (inverse of dedupe)
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Count Occurrences
Show each unique line with its occurrence count
Format
Add Prefix / Suffix
Add text before and/or after every line
Prefix (before each line)
Suffix (after each line)
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Number Lines
Add sequential line numbers to every item
Format
Start from
“”
Wrap Lines
Surround each line with quotes, brackets, tags, or custom text

Frequently Asked Questions

Paste your list into the input area (one item per line), then toggle the Sort operation and choose A → Z. The sorted result appears instantly in the output. Click Copy or Download .txt to save your result.
Toggle the Remove Duplicates operation. Choose Exact match to remove lines that are identical, or Case-insensitive to treat "Apple" and "apple" as duplicates. The stats bar shows how many duplicates were removed.
Yes. Toggle as many operations as you want — they apply in a sensible fixed sequence: trim whitespace → remove empty lines → sort → remove duplicates → reverse → filter → find & replace → extract unique → count occurrences → prefix/suffix → number lines → wrap. The output updates live as you toggle each one.
Toggle the Add Prefix / Suffix operation, then type your prefix (before each line) and/or suffix (after each line). For example, prefix "- " converts a plain list into a Markdown bullet list, or suffix "," turns it into a comma-terminated list.
Remove Duplicates keeps one copy of each item (removes the extras). Extract Unique Items is the inverse — it keeps only items that appear exactly once. If an item appears more than once, it is completely removed from the output.
Yes, completely safe. All processing runs 100% in your browser using JavaScript. Your list text is never sent to any server. You can even use this tool offline after the page has loaded once.