About This Tool

So, you’ve got a bunch of numbers written out in words—like “one hundred twenty-three”—and you need them as actual digits? Yeah, been there. Manually converting those is a pain, especially when you're dealing with invoices, forms, or old documents. That’s where a Word to Number Converter comes in. It’s not flashy, but it gets the job done. Just paste your text, hit convert, and boom—numbers in digit form. No formulas, no headaches.

I built this because I kept running into handwritten notes and scanned PDFs where everything was spelled out. Typing “seven thousand four hundred fifty-six” as 7456 over and over? Not my idea of fun. This tool handles the grunt work so you don’t have to. It’s simple, fast, and doesn’t ask for your email or try to sell you anything.

Key Features

• Converts written numbers (like “twenty-five”) into digits (25)
• Handles large numbers—up to millions, if you really need them
• Works with mixed text—so “Order #one thousand” becomes “Order #1000”
• No installation needed—just open and use in your browser
• Free. Always. No hidden fees or premium tiers
• Works offline after the first load (thanks, browser caching)

FAQ

Q: Does it understand “and” in numbers like “one hundred and five”?
A: Yep. It treats “and” as a separator, so “one hundred and five” becomes 105. Most people write it that way, so I made sure it works.

Q: What if my text has typos or weird formatting?
A: It’s pretty forgiving with spacing and common misspellings, but if you’ve got “fivety” instead of “fifty,” it might miss it. Clean input = better results. Just proofread if you’re unsure.