Number Sorter
Sort a pasted list of numbers from smallest to largest or the reverse, remove duplicates, and see the count, sum, average and median.
Your numbers
Sorted result
How to use the Number Sorter
Paste your numbers separated by commas, spaces, semicolons or new lines. Pick an order, decide whether to keep or remove duplicates, and choose how the sorted list should be separated. The result updates as you type, along with the count, sum, average, median, minimum and maximum.
Why a quick sorter helps
Sorting numbers comes up all the time in marketing and analytics work: campaign spend, conversion rates, page views, revenue, test results and survey scores. A spreadsheet can do it, but opening one for a short list breaks your focus. A browser tab keeps you moving.
Common use cases
- Checking campaign numbers someone pasted into a chat message
- Sorting A/B test samples before running a significance test
- Removing duplicate IDs from a pasted column
- Finding the median of a set of survey responses
- Spotting the highest and lowest values in a small dataset
Frequently asked questions
Does it handle decimals and negative numbers?
Yes. Integers, decimals, negative numbers and scientific notation such as 1.5e3 all work. Anything that is not a number is skipped, and the tool tells you how many items it skipped.
Can I use thousands separators like 1,250?
No. Commas are treated as separators, so 1,250 becomes two numbers: 1 and 250. Remove thousands separators before pasting.
How many numbers can it handle?
Tens of thousands of values sort quickly in a modern browser. For much larger datasets, a spreadsheet or a script is the better tool.
Can I sort text alphabetically?
No, this tool sorts numbers only. For words, sort a spreadsheet column instead.