Arrange numbers in ascending, descending, or random order with customisable separators and formatting.
Example: 10, 25, 3.5, 42, -7, 0, 100
Enter numbers and sort to see results.
Our Sort Numbers tool helps you organize numerical data in ascending, descending, or random order quickly and easily, perfect for data analysis and preparation.
A number sorter is a tool that organizes numerical data in a specific order. It can arrange numbers from smallest to largest (ascending), largest to smallest (descending), or in a completely random order (shuffle). This helps you organize data for analysis, presentation, or further processing without the tedious work of manual sorting.
Sorting algorithms are methods for reorganizing a list of items into a specific order. Our tool uses efficient algorithms to ensure fast sorting even with large datasets:
Our Sort Numbers tool uses JavaScript's built-in sort method, which typically implements an optimized version of QuickSort or TimSort depending on the browser, ensuring fast and reliable sorting even for large datasets.
Our tool can handle thousands of numbers, but performance may vary depending on your device and browser. For very large datasets (tens of thousands of numbers), you might experience some delay.
Yes, our tool handles both integers and decimal numbers correctly.
Negative numbers are sorted according to their value. In ascending order, -10 comes before -5 (since -10 is smaller than -5).
You can separate numbers using commas, spaces, new lines, or tabs. Our tool will automatically detect and parse the numbers.
Yes, we use a Fisher-Yates shuffle algorithm to ensure a truly random distribution when using the random sort option.