List Utility tools help you compare, slice, merge, randomize, and transform lists in dozens of powerful ways all in your browser, no code needed.
Need to Deduplicate List While Preserving Order and remove duplicate entries without scrambling your original sequence? This tool removes repeated items while maintaining the exact order of first appearances, giving…
Need to Zip Two Lists Together and combine corresponding items from separate datasets? This tool pairs up items from two lists line-by-line, creating structured combinations perfect for creating name-value pairs,…
Need to Subtract One List from Another and remove specific items from your main dataset? This tool performs list subtraction operations, showing you exactly what remains after removing unwanted items.…
Need to Compare Three Lists Side-by-Side for visual analysis of multiple datasets? This tool displays your lists in parallel columns with color-coded matching, making it easy to spot similarities and…
Need to Compare Three Lists for Differences and analyze complex overlaps between multiple datasets? This advanced tool handles three-way comparisons with Venn diagram-style analysis, showing you exactly which items appear…
Need to Compare Two Lists for Differences and spot what’s changed between versions? This browser-based tool analyzes your text lists side-by-side and highlights exactly what’s different. Simply paste both lists,…
Looking for a simple way to Extract a Sublist by Range from your text lists? This browser-based tool lets you pull specific sections from longer lists without any downloads or…
Need to combine all your list items into one result? This Reduce a List to a Single Value tool implements the powerful reduce operation from functional programming. Perfect for calculating…
Want to transform your list items programmatically? This Apply Custom Function to List Items tool lets you write JavaScript functions that process each item individually. Perfect for data transformation, text…
Need to extract the tail of a list? This Get the CDR Value of a List tool implements the classic functional programming operation that returns everything except the first element(s).…