Slice any list to extract a specific range of items using the Slice a List Tool. Set start and end indexes to get just the section you need. Works with plain-text lists and updates live with output count, copy, export, and file import.
How to Use:
- Paste or import your list into the input box.
- Set the start index and end index for slicing.
- Start index is inclusive, end index is exclusive.
- The sliced result appears immediately in the output box.
- Use the Copy Output or Export to File buttons to save the result.
- Clear All resets all inputs and counters.
What Slice a List Tool Can Do:
- Extracts a section of the list using numeric index positions.
- Displays live output with total item count.
- Supports file import, copy, and export.
- Works with any plain-text input and filters empty lines.
Example:
Input:
Apple
Banana
Cherry
Date
Elderberry
Fig
Grape
Start index: 2 End index: 5
Output:
Cherry
Date
Elderberry
Common Use Cases:
Use this tool to pull a portion of a dataset, limit processing to a subset of lines, preview or extract rows for display, testing, or export. Perfect for editors, developers, data handlers, and analysts.
Useful Tools & Suggestions:
If you’re slicing a list, Extract a Sublist from a List gives you even more precision especially if you’re working with index ranges or patterns. And when you’re done slicing, Change the Length of a List helps trim or pad the result so it fits exactly where you need it. It’s a smooth way to carve up data, isolate chunks, or prep partial outputs without starting from scratch.