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Duplicate Line Remover

Remove duplicate lines from text with advanced options including case sensitivity, whitespace handling, and sorting. Perfect for cleaning lists, data processing, and text analysis.

🔍 Smart Detection ⚙️ Advanced Options 📊 Statistics 🚀 Fast Processing
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Processing Options

Treat "Apple" and "apple" as different

Remove leading/trailing spaces

Skip blank lines in processing

Alphabetically sort unique lines

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Smart Detection

Advanced duplicate detection with case sensitivity, whitespace handling, and empty line filtering options.

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Detailed Statistics

Get comprehensive statistics including duplicate count, percentage, and preview of most common duplicates.

High Performance

Process thousands of lines instantly with real-time processing and optimized algorithms for large datasets.

Common Use Cases

📧 Email Lists

Clean email lists by removing duplicate addresses while preserving original order.

📊 Data Processing

Remove duplicates from CSV data, log files, and database exports efficiently.

📝 Content Lists

Deduplicate article titles, product names, and content inventories.

🏷️ Tag Management

Clean tag lists and categories by removing duplicate entries automatically.

🔗 URL Lists

Deduplicate lists of URLs, links, and web resources for SEO and analysis.

📋 General Lists

Perfect for any text lists: names, addresses, keywords, and more.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does case sensitivity work?

When enabled, "Apple" and "apple" are treated as different lines. When disabled, they're considered duplicates.

What about whitespace handling?

The tool can trim leading/trailing spaces and optionally ignore completely empty lines during processing.

Can I preserve the original order?

Yes! By default, the first occurrence of each unique line is kept in its original position. You can also sort alphabetically.

Is there a size limit?

The tool can handle thousands of lines efficiently. For extremely large files, consider breaking them into smaller chunks.