Sort Integers

The Sort Integers tool lets you instantly organize numbers into ascending or descending order. Whether you’re cleaning up data, checking values, or creating number sets, this browser-based tool handles sorting, deduping, and formatting all in real time.

Paste your input above or import a file below.
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Options
Ignore non-integers
Remove duplicates
Sort descending
Maximize output

How to Use:

  • Paste or type your integers into the input box, one per line.
  • Or import a file using the Choose File button.
  • Use the toggles in the Options box:
    • Ignore non-integers – skips any invalid lines or words.
    • Remove duplicates – filters out any repeated values.
    • Sort descending – switches from lowest-to-highest to highest-to-lowest.
    • Maximize output – expands the output box for long lists.
  • Output updates instantly as you type or adjust toggles.
  • Click Copy Output to copy the sorted results.
  • Click Export to File to download them.
  • Click Clear All to reset everything.

What Sort Integers can do:

This tool takes any list of numbers and sorts them the way you need ascending or descending. You can clean the input with options to skip invalid entries and remove duplicates. The tool handles long lists with ease, flashing the output area whenever it updates.

All processing happens in your browser, so it’s fast and safe. You can import files like .txt or .csv, and export the results with one click.

Example:

Input:

42
apple
5
5
-10
1000

Output (ascending, with ignore + dedupe on):

-10
5
42
1000

Common Use Cases:

Great for developers prepping test data, students organizing values, or anyone cleaning number-heavy lists. Whether it’s config values, scores, IDs, or rankings this tool sorts your integers cleanly and quickly, no formulas needed.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

After using Sort Integers, try Shuffle Integers if you want to break the order and test randomness. Or pair it with Filter Integers to clean your list before sorting, especially if you’re only interested in certain ranges or values.

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