SubjectiveSort ranks a list through repeated one-to-one comparisons, then lets users view and download the sorted result.

wiesenthal.github.io/SubjectiveSort
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About SubjectiveSort

SubjectiveSort ranks a user-provided list through repeated one-to-one comparisons. Users type or paste items into a box, submit them, then compare items two at a time, and after many comparisons receive a sorted list. Results can be viewed in descending or ascending order and downloaded as CSV, with options to add items to an existing sorted list or restart with a new list.

Key features

  • Type or paste items into input box
  • Compare list items two at a time
  • Add new items to existing sorted list
  • Restart sorting with a new list
  • View results in descending or ascending order
  • Download sorted results as CSV
Best for: People who want to rank foods, movies, books, or other personal lists by pairwise comparison.
Good for
  • Accepts typed or pasted lists
  • Supports adding to an already sorted list
  • Provides results as a CSV download
Watch out for
  • Requires many two-at-a-time comparisons to produce a result

SubjectiveSort at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
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Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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SubjectiveSort FAQ

How does SubjectiveSort sort a list?
Type or paste items into the box, submit, then compare items two at a time until the sorted list appears.
Can I save the sorted list?
Yes, results can be downloaded as CSV.
Can I add items to a list I already sorted?
The page includes an option for adding more items to an already sorted list.
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