Organize dependency or import lists
Sort package names or import statements alphabetically to reduce merge conflicts and review noise.
Sort, deduplicate, or number multi-line text without leaving the browser.
Result
Run the tool to see the result here
Overview
Line Workbench keeps multi-line lists organized by sorting, deduplicating, and numbering entries. It is built for maintaining checklists, environment variables, or documentation indexes without leaving the browser.
Use Cases
Deduplicate configuration or policy entries
Remove duplicate environment variables or access rules while preserving the first occurrence.
Annotate logs and transcripts
Add zero-padded line numbers before sharing log snippets with QA, support, or engineering teams.
Prepare publishable checklists
Ensure editorial or onboarding checklists are sorted and unique before distributing to teammates.
How to Use
Select line operation
Choose ascending sort, descending sort, unique lines, or line numbering depending on your goal.
Provide multi-line input
Paste data from editors, terminals, or spreadsheets. Blank lines are preserved.
Export the organized output
Copy the result or rerun with a different mode to compare ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is sorting performed?
Sorting relies on String.localeCompare with the default locale, providing predictable alphabetical ordering for most scripts.
Is uniqueness case-sensitive?
Yes. Duplicate detection treats letters with different casing as distinct. Convert to a consistent case first if needed.
How are line numbers formatted?
Numbers are zero-padded based on the total number of lines so alignment stays tidy.