Sort lists of numbers ascending or descending — auto-detects delimiter, removes duplicates optionally, and shows instant statistics including min, max, mean and median.
Fill in the fields or paste your input text. Click Sample to load an example and see the tool in action.
Press the main button to process your input. Results appear instantly — all processing runs in your browser, no upload needed.
Check the output panel. Any errors are shown in a red bar with a clear description so you can fix the input quickly.
Click Copy to copy to clipboard, or Download to save the result as a file.
The tool auto-detects commas, spaces, tabs, semicolons, and newlines. It uses whichever delimiter appears most consistently in your input, and applies the same delimiter in the output.
Yes. The tool handles integers and decimal numbers (floats). Numbers are sorted by numeric value, not alphabetically — so 10 correctly sorts after 9, not between 1 and 2.
The statistics panel shows Count (total numbers), Sum, Min, Max, Mean (average), Median (middle value), and Range (max minus min). These update instantly when you sort.
When enabled, duplicate values are removed from the output, keeping only one instance of each unique number. The statistics reflect the deduplicated set.
Yes — choose Descending from the order selector before clicking Sort. The output will go from highest to lowest value.
No practical limit. The tool handles thousands of numbers instantly in your browser.
