Sort words alphabetically

Alphabetize whitespace-separated words or whole lines using English collation. Choose ascending or descending order.

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Updated 2026-09-19

Using Sort words alphabetically

Alphabetize whitespace-separated words or whole lines using English collation. Choose ascending or descending order.

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The sort words alphabetically changes "pear apple banana" becomes "apple banana pear".

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Word mode removes extra whitespace. English ordering can differ from a dictionary in another language; equal collating values keep their original order.

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