Unique Lines

Remove duplicate lines (with options to trim and keep order).

Informational only; verify critical results independently.

How to use

  1. Paste a line-based list: emails, IDs, URLs, or log keys.
  2. Enable trim if spaces cause “duplicate” lines that look identical.
  3. Run Unique; the first occurrence of each line is kept in order.
  4. Copy the deduped list into a spreadsheet, SQL IN clause, or config.
  5. Pair with Sort Lines if you also need alphabetical order.
  6. For case-insensitive uniqueness, normalize case in Case Converter first.

Examples

  • Dedupe a pasted email invite list
  • Remove repeated order IDs from a CSV column
  • Clean up duplicate paths from a find command
  • Unique Git remote URLs after a merge mistake
  • Shrink a survey export with repeated respondent tokens
  • Prep keywords for a tag cloud without duplicates

FAQ

Is order preserved?
Yes—the first seen line wins; later copies are dropped.
Case sensitivity?
hello and Hello differ unless you normalize case first.
Empty lines?
Multiple blank lines count as duplicates of each other.
Windows vs Unix newlines?
Paste from either source; the tool splits on line breaks it recognizes.
Performance on huge files?
Very large inputs may be slow; consider chunking for million-line logs.
Privacy?
Processing stays in your browser.

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Last updated: 2025-09-15