Alphabetical for labels
Use standard alphabetical order for names, tags, categories and most copied text lists.
DEDICATED TOOL PAGE
Paste one item per line and sort it alphabetically, in natural number order, or in reverse. This is one of the simplest ways to make a long text list easier to scan and compare.
LIST TOOLS
Sorting is especially useful after you remove duplicates, because a stable order makes gaps and changes much easier to spot.
WHY IT HELPS
Use standard alphabetical order for names, tags, categories and most copied text lists.
Natural sorting keeps item 2 before item 12, which feels more human when list items include digits.
Reverse order is handy when the newest or highest label tends to sit at the bottom of the raw list.
Usually after. Remove formatting noise and duplicates first so the final sorted list reflects the real unique values.
It sorts embedded numbers the way a person expects, so 2 comes before 12 instead of after it.