Words to Numbers Converter

Words to Numbers Converter

Convert written numbers (words) into numeric digits instantly. Supports integers, ordinals, decimals, negatives and large-scale words — useful for spreadsheets, scripts and data cleaning.

How to use

• Paste the text that contains number words into the editor.
• Open the menu and choose Convert → Words to Numbers.
• Review the numeric output below the editor, then copy or export it for your workflow.

Behavior & limits

• Supported: integers (one, two), hyphenated numbers (twenty-one), large scales (thousand, million, billion), decimals (point / dot), negatives (minus / negative) and ordinals (first → 1st).
• Punctuation: Commas and common separators are handled. Clean noisy input with Remove Punctuation or Remove Non-Alphanumeric if needed.
• Currency words: Currency words (dollars, euros) are parsed where unambiguous; remove or normalize currency text if you need raw digits only.
• Ambiguity: The tool applies standard English parsing. Ambiguous phrases may require manual review; the converter does not offer a locale toggle.
• Input size: There is no strict server-side limit — processing is constrained by your browser/device memory and may slow or truncate on very large documents.

Examples

Input:  "one hundred and five"
Output: 105

Input:  "two thousand, three hundred and forty-five"
Output: 2345

Input:  "minus five point two"
Output: -5.2

Input:  "twenty first"
Output: 21st

Input:  "one million two hundred thirty-four thousand five hundred sixty-seven"
Output: 1234567

Tips & common workflows

• Cleaning noisy input: run text through Remove Punctuation or Remove Spaces before conversion for more predictable results.
• Extract numbers from mixed text after conversion with Number Extractor.
• Reverse the operation using Numbers to Words.
• Export pipelines: paste results into spreadsheets or convert to JSON/CSV with CSV to JSON or JSON to CSV.

FAQ

Do you support numerology conversions?

No. This page focuses on practical numeric parsing for data and text processing, not numerology analyses.

How are ordinals handled?

Ordinals like "first", "twenty first" are converted to numeric ordinal forms (1st, 21st) where the phrase is unambiguous.

Will currency words be converted?

Currency words (e.g., "dollars") are parsed when straightforward, but you may prefer to remove or normalize currency text first for pure numeric output.

What happens with ambiguous phrases?

The converter uses standard English parsing rules. Ambiguous constructions may require manual verification after conversion because the tool does not provide locale or interpretation options.

Is there a character or file size limit?

There is no fixed server-side limit; performance depends on your browser and device. Very large inputs may be slow or truncated by the browser.

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