Need to tidy up the digits inside your numbers? The Sort Digits in Number Tool takes any numeric input and rearranges the digits in ascending or descending order instantly. Whether you’re debugging patterns, exploring number structures, or just experimenting, this tool gives you clean, line-by-line results.
Just paste your numbers in. You choose the sort direction. Hit sort. Done.
It keeps everything simple and focused, making it easy to analyze or restructure numbers based on digit values alone.
How to Use:
- Paste your numbers into the input box, one per line. You can type, paste, or upload a file.
- Pick a direction in the Options box ascending or descending digit sort.
- Get instant results output updates live with each change.
- Copy or export your output with one click.
- Use file import to load plain text formats like
.txt,.csv,.json,.md, and more. - Reset anytime using the “Clear All” button.
What Sort Digits in a Number can do:
This tool takes each line, strips it down to its digits, and rearranges them in the order you choose. It’s useful for formatting, visual clarity, or just exploring patterns. Digits are sorted individually per line. You can flip between ascending and descending and the changes will show immediately.
Example:
Input:
4312
9876
1002With Options: Digit Sort: Ascending
Output:
1234
6789
0012Common Use Cases:
Perfect for educators, puzzle creators, or anyone working with numeric digit logic. You might be building digit-based patterns, prepping input for code challenges, or just cleaning up number lists. It’s fast, clean, and easy to use no code or formulas required.
Useful Tools & Suggestions:
After sorting digits, Mirror a Number gives you a fun way to flip the whole thing and see how it changes. And if you’re building test data, Generate Random Numbers lets you try out the same logic across a bunch of different inputs.