Remove duplicate lines from text. Fast, secure, and completely free. All processing happens in your browser — no data is sent to any server.
A Duplicate Line Remover scans a block of text line by line and removes exact repeats, keeping only the first (or last, depending on your preference) occurrence of each unique line while preserving the original order of the remaining lines. This is a small but genuinely time-saving operation for cleaning up lists that accumulated duplicates over time — a combined mailing list from two exports, a log file with repeated entries, or a list of URLs collected from multiple sources.
Lists built up from multiple sources — merging two contact exports, combining URL lists scraped from different pages, or appending new entries to an existing config file — accumulate duplicates almost inevitably. Manually scanning a long list for repeats is slow and error-prone; this tool does it instantly and reliably, which matters whether you're cleaning a mailing list before a send, deduplicating a list of test data, or tidying up a config file that grew duplicate entries over time.
Only if you enable case-insensitive matching — by default, comparison is case-sensitive, so differently-capitalized lines are treated as distinct unless you turn that option on.
By default the first occurrence is kept and later repeats are removed, preserving the original line order of the remaining unique entries.
Only if you enable the whitespace-trimming option — otherwise, a line with a trailing space is treated as different from an otherwise identical line without one.
Yes, the comparison runs efficiently in your browser and can handle large lists without needing a separate script or spreadsheet formula.
No, only exact duplicates are removed; the remaining unique lines keep their original relative order. Use the Sort Lines tool separately if you also want alphabetical or numeric ordering.