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How to use JS Import Sorter

Paste a file that begins with import statements, then click Sort & Group Imports. External packages are grouped first, then internal/relative imports, each sorted A–Z.

Frequently asked questions

How are imports grouped?

Imports are split into two groups: node builtins and external packages first, then internal/relative imports (./, ../, @/), with a blank line separating the groups.

Are side-effect imports reordered?

Side-effect imports like import './styles.css' are preserved in their original order and kept together, since their execution order can matter.

Is the rest of my file changed?

No. Only the leading block of import statements is reordered. Everything below the imports is preserved exactly as written.

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