See also Abundance sort UCLUST sort order Global trimming Sort sequences by decreasing size annotation, which usually refers to the size of a cluster. The size is specified by a field size=N; in the sequence label, where N is an integer. The output file is specified by the ‑fastaout option. The ‑minsize and -maxsize options can be used to specify a minimum and maximum size, respectively. For most applications, it is recommended that sequences are globally trimmed before clustering and abundance sorting. The -relabel prefix option can be used to generate sequential labels for the sorted sequences (requires v6.0.235 or later). The output label is prefixN where N=1, 2, 3 etc. If -sizeout is used, a size annotation will be appended to the sequential label. The -topn N option specifies that no more than N sequences should be output. Example usearch -sortbysize seqs.fasta -fastaout seqs_sorted.fasta -minsize 4 |