HTML Entity Converter
HTML Entity Converter tool will help you escape/convert special characters in text to HTML entities without having to manually doing it.
Spell any number out in English words, or turn written numbers back into digits — with support for negatives and decimals — all inside your browser.
The Number to Words Converter spells numbers out in English, and turns written numbers back into digits — right in your browser.
Type a figure to get its words for a cheque or invoice, or switch modes to read a written amount as a number.
Cheques, invoices, and contracts often require an amount in words as well as figures, so the two can be checked against each other. Writing "one thousand two hundred" also removes any doubt about a misread digit.
The reverse direction is just as useful when a document gives a figure in words and you need it back as a clean number.
Numbers can be written in several systems. To turn a value into ancient Roman notation instead, the Roman Numeral Converter switches between numerals and digits.
For binary, octal, or hexadecimal, the Number Base Converter converts across any base from 2 to 36. And when you need to change physical units rather than notation, the Unit Converter handles length, weight, temperature, and more.
No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser, so whatever you enter stays on your device. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
Yes. Switch to the Words to Number mode and type something like "one million two hundred thousand" to get the digits back, with commas added for readability.
Yes. Decimals are read out digit by digit after the word "point", and negative values are prefixed with "negative". Both directions understand these forms.
It supports values up to the quadrillions. Extremely large numbers beyond that range are reported instead of being spelled incorrectly.
Spelling numbers out is handy for writing cheques, invoices, and legal documents where amounts must appear in words. The reverse mode helps when you receive a written figure and need the digits.