A-Z ignoring case
- Input
- pear Apple banana
- Expected output
- Apple banana pear
"Apple" is first because A comes before b and p, not because of its capital letter.
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sort lines alphabetically
The page opens with the "Sort A-Z" step already applied to a list of fruits that mixes upper case, lower case and a title-cased word. Replace it with your own text and switch to Z-A or numeric order if you need to.
"Apple" is first because A comes before b and p, not because of its capital letter.
"école" lands before "elan" because c comes before l, and the accent does not push it to the end.
In alphabetical order 10 comes before 2 and 9.
"Sort numerically" compares the value, not the characters.
Yes, that is how the tool normally works. You build a chain of operations and it is applied in order to the input, with the result recomputed live. Each step can be reordered, switched off temporarily or removed, and the whole chain can be saved under a name for later reuse.
In the "Lines" family add "Sort Z-A", or swap the current step. It is a true descending sort with the same accent and case rules as A-Z.
No. Lines that tie in the comparison keep the order they were in, which matters when "Banana" and "banana" are treated as equal.
Yes, up to 2 MB per file, loaded straight into your browser. Above that, split the file; the limit exists so the page does not freeze.
InputCharacters 42Words 1Lines 1Bytes 42
Drop a text file here
{
"name": "Junyo",
"tools": [
"format",
"diff"
]
}OutputEverything runs locally. No text is sent to a server.