How to compare two lists
- Paste List A into the first input box — one item per line.
- Paste List B into the second input box — one item per line.
- Read the results — three colour-coded columns appear instantly: items only in A (orange), items in both (green), and items only in B (blue).
- Check the similarity score in the toolbar — a Jaccard percentage showing how much the two lists overlap.
- Copy any column using the copy icon in its header to grab just the section you need.
What the similarity score means
The similarity percentage is the Jaccard similarity coefficient — the number of items in common divided by the total number of unique items across both lists. It is one of the most widely used metrics for comparing sets in data science and information retrieval.
Common use cases
SEO keyword gap analysis
Compare your keyword list with a competitor's to find keywords they rank for that you don't, and vice versa.
Mailing list changes
Compare this month's subscriber export with last month's to find new subscribers (only in B) and churned subscribers (only in A).
Permission audit
Compare two access control lists to find who has access in one system but not another.
Product feature comparison
Compare feature lists across two products or two versions to identify what each has that the other lacks.
Data migration check
After migrating records, compare source IDs with destination IDs to find any that were missed (only in A) or added (only in B).
Tag or label consistency
Compare tags applied in two systems to find inconsistencies or missing taxonomy terms.