Paste a list — we’ll remove duplicate lines and keep the unique set (in original order or sorted).
Duplicates in lists cause messy imports and noisy SEO operations.
Duplicate lines happen in keyword exports, outreach lists, URLs, and scraped datasets. This tool removes duplicates in seconds while letting you control rules like case sensitivity, trimming, and keeping the first or last occurrence.
It scans your text line by line and removes repeated lines. The output keeps only one version of each line based on your selected rules (keep first/keep last, ignore case, trim, etc.).
Keep first keeps the first time a line appears and removes later duplicates. Keep last keeps the last occurrence (useful if newer values should win).
No. It only affects comparison. For example, Apple and apple will be treated as duplicates, but the kept line keeps its original casing.
It removes leading/trailing spaces before comparison. This prevents fake duplicates like keyword vs keyword .
It skips blank rows entirely. This is helpful when your list has extra empty lines from copy/paste.
Only if the original order doesn’t matter. Sorting can be convenient for alphabetized keyword lists, but it changes the line order compared to your input.
Counts depend on settings. For example, enabling Trim and Ignore case will merge more lines into duplicates. Also, “Ignore empty lines” reduces total kept lines.
Yes. Use Copy output to copy to clipboard, or Download TXT to save the unique lines as a plain text file.