Choose lines, words or comma separated items and sort them in the order you need.
Alphabetical sorting uses locale aware comparison, so accented letters sort next to their base letters instead of after z. Natural order mode reads digits as numbers, so item2 sorts before item10, which is what people expect from a list of files.
Besides A to Z and Z to A you can sort by length, reverse the current order or shuffle randomly. Case sensitivity and duplicate removal are optional, and the output is joined the same way as the input so the list keeps its shape.
Using your browser's locale rules, so e and é stay together. Case is ignored unless you turn on case sensitivity.
Digits are compared by value. Without it, item10 would sort before item2 because the character 1 comes before 2.
The Number Sorter is better for that, since it sorts by numeric value and reports the sum and range.