Easily sort text and IP addresses
This free online tool lets you quickly sort or reverse-sort text, strings, and IPv4/IPv6 addresses.
It also offers various options such as removing duplicate lines, stripping special characters and emojis, and trimming whitespace.
The interface is intuitive, so you can view results instantly by simply clicking the sort button — no complex settings required.
Since it’s web-based, you can access it safely anytime, anywhere without installation.
This page is also available at https://vvd.im/sort for easy access.
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Enter the lines of text you want to sort—such as words, sentences, numbers, or IP addresses—into the left editor.
Once you’ve entered your data, click either the “Sort Ascending” or “Sort Descending” button in the center, and the sorted result will automatically appear in the right editor.
For example, you can quickly organize member lists, address books, IP lists, or number lists in the order you want—alphabetical, numerical, or in reverse order.
When you’re satisfied with the sorted result, just click the “Copy to Clipboard” button to easily copy and paste the data into other documents or programs.
Unlike ordinary string sorting, IP addresses need to be sorted numerically by each octet to display results in the correct network order.
If you sort IP addresses in the same way as regular text, the “content” may not be sorted properly and addresses can be mixed up.
This online tool automatically detects IP addresses on each line and sorts them in the correct order, supporting both IPv4 and IPv6.
Just like regular text sorting, you can click the sort button (ascending/descending) in the middle, and the accurately sorted “content” will appear in the right editor.
This feature is especially useful for engineers managing servers or networks, writing firewall rules, or analyzing logs where accurate IP data management is crucial.
Yes, this online sorting tool supports automatically detecting and displaying only unique “content” during the sorting process.
If there are repeated words, sentences, IP addresses, numbers, or other data across multiple lines, simply click the sort button to remove duplicates and display only unique results in the right editor.
This is very useful for quickly organizing data such as member lists, address books, log files, or aggregated data when you want to extract only unique “content”.
Duplicates are removed automatically while sorting, so you can use the results immediately without any extra manual work.