Private text and Arabic writing tools

Arabic to English Numbers

Paste text that contains Arabic-Indic digits such as ١٢٣ and the tool converts them to English digits like 123 instantly. It also converts Persian digits (۱۲۳), leaves every other character unchanged, and runs entirely in your browser.

Your text is processed locally in your browser and is never uploaded to Rabetly.

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Up to 200,000 characters and 20,000 lines are processed locally.

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How to convert Arabic numbers to English numbers

  1. Paste the text or number into the Your text box.
  2. Read the converted version in the Result panel, where every ١٢٣ digit now appears as 123.
  3. Select Copy result to copy the converted text.
  4. Paste it into the form, spreadsheet or system that needs English digits.

When to convert Arabic digits to English

  • Someone filling in an online form that rejects a phone number or national ID typed on an Arabic keyboard.
  • An accountant moving amounts from an Arabic invoice into a spreadsheet that does not treat ١٢٣ as numbers.
  • A developer normalizing user input before saving it to a database or comparing it in code.
  • An office worker unifying the digits in a long report that mixes ١٢٣, ۱۲۳ and 123.

How this tool works

Arabic-Indic and Persian digit characters are mapped directly to their English digit equivalents without changing the rest of the text.

Example

Convert ١٢٣ and ۱۲۳ to 123 in a mixed Arabic document.

Arabic to English Numbers: frequently asked questions

Are ١٢٣ Arabic numerals or Hindi numerals?

Both names are used. The digits ١٢٣ are officially called Arabic-Indic or Eastern Arabic digits, and many Arabic speakers call them Hindi numerals, while 123 are Western Arabic numerals, often called English numbers. This tool turns the ١٢٣ form into the 123 form whichever name you use.

Does it convert Persian and Urdu digits too?

Yes. Persian digits ۰ to ۹, which differ from Arabic-Indic digits in the shapes of 4, 5 and 6, are converted to 0 to 9 as well.

What happens to Arabic decimal and thousands separators?

They are left as they are, because only digits are converted. If a spreadsheet must read the number, replace the Arabic decimal separator ٫ with a dot and the thousands separator ٬ with a comma.

Does the tool change the rest of my text?

No. Letters, punctuation, spaces and digits that are already in English stay exactly the same. The conversion runs in your browser and the text is not uploaded.