Sort a List

Natural sort orders text that contains numbers in a human-friendly way, so item2 comes before item10. It is useful for filenames, labels, and lists where numbers are part of the text.

Numeric sorting uses the first number found in each line as the key. Lines without a number are placed after numeric lines and keep their relative order among themselves.

If Case-insensitive compare is enabled, uppercase and lowercase are treated as equal for comparison. This changes grouping and ordering compared with a case-sensitive sort.

Trim spaces removes extra spaces at the start or end of each line before sorting. This prevents invisible whitespace from affecting comparisons and ordering.

Select Comma-separated under Output format before clicking Sort. The result will be formatted as a single comma-separated list instead of one item per line.