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How to Use

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Paste your list. Each item should be on its own line. The tool works with keyword lists, email lists, URLs, names, or any line-by-line data.
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Set options. Trim whitespace to catch lines that differ only in spacing. Ignore case to treat "Apple" and "apple" as the same. Sort A-Z to put the output in alphabetical order.
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Check the stats. The removed count shows exactly how many duplicate lines were found. The output keeps the first occurrence of each unique line by default.
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Copy the result. Click Copy Result to copy the deduplicated list to your clipboard.

Common Use Cases

Keyword lists often accumulate duplicates when merged from multiple sources. Email lists collected from different forms may have the same address in different case formats. URL lists from a scraper or sitemap export may repeat pages. This tool removes all duplicates in one paste.

Worked Example

Input (6 lines): apple banana Apple orange banana grape Output (ignore case, 4 unique lines): apple banana orange grape Removed: 2 duplicate lines

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I remove duplicate lines from text?

Paste your text into the input box — one item per line. Duplicate lines are removed instantly and the deduplicated result appears in the output box. The number of removed lines is shown below the output. Click Copy Result to grab the clean list.

Does the tool keep the original order?

Yes, by default the first occurrence of each line is kept and later duplicates are removed, preserving the original order. Enable "Sort output A-Z" to sort the output alphabetically after deduplication.

Is the comparison case-sensitive?

By default, yes — "Apple" and "apple" are treated as different lines. Enable "Ignore case" to treat them as duplicates. When ignoring case, the first occurrence (in its original case) is kept.

What does 'trim whitespace' do?

Trim whitespace removes leading and trailing spaces from each line before checking for duplicates. This is useful when lines differ only in padding — for example, "apple" and " apple " are treated as the same with trimming enabled. The output line keeps the trimmed version.

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