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Remove duplicate lines from text with case-sensitive, preserve order, trim whitespace, and show count options.
When enabled, "Hello" and "hello" are treated as different lines. When disabled, they are considered duplicates regardless of case.
Keep the original order of lines based on their first occurrence. When disabled, duplicates are still removed but based on first occurrence order.
Remove leading and trailing whitespace from each line before comparing. Useful when lines have inconsistent spacing or indentation.
Append the occurrence count to duplicate lines (e.g., "hello (3x)"). Non-duplicate lines are shown without a count.
A duplicate line is any line that is identical to a previous line in the text. When "Case Sensitive" is off, "Line" and "line" are treated as the same.
Blank lines are treated as regular lines. If there are multiple blank lines, only the first one is kept (when "Trim Whitespace" is off). Enable "Trim Whitespace" to treat all blank lines as identical.
No. All processing happens entirely in your browser. Your text never leaves your device.
There is no hard limit, but very large texts (100,000+ lines) may cause slower performance in the browser. The tool handles most practical use cases efficiently.
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