Roman Numerals Converter
Numbers to Roman numerals and back.
This number to words converter spells out numbers in English, up to decillions. Switch to check mode for the amount line on a check, or to ordinal mode for words like twenty-first.
The number is split into groups of three digits from the right. Each group is written as words ("two hundred thirty-four") and followed by its scale word: thousand, million, billion, trillion, and so on up to decillion (10^33). Numbers from 21 to 99 are hyphenated, as English style guides require. Decimals are read digit by digit after the word "point".
In check mode, the cents are rounded to two places and written as a fraction of 100, which is the usual way to fill in a check.
| Number | Name |
|---|---|
| 10^3 | thousand |
| 10^6 | million |
| 10^9 | billion |
| 10^12 | trillion |
| 10^15 | quadrillion |
| 10^18 | quintillion |
| 10^21 | sextillion |
| 10^24 | septillion |
| 10^27 | octillion |
| 10^30 | nonillion |
| 10^33 | decillion |
These are the short-scale names used in English today, where a billion is a thousand million.
On the amount line of a check, write the dollars in words, then "and", then the cents as a fraction of 100: Two hundred fifty and 00/100 dollars. The word "and" appears only before the cents, so there is no "and" in "two hundred fifty". Draw a line after the text to fill the space so nobody can add to it.
One million.
One thousand two hundred fifty and 75/100 dollars.
Yes. Compound numbers from twenty-one to ninety-nine are hyphenated.
Say "point" and then each digit: 3.14 is three point one four.
Often used together with the Number to Words Converter.
Numbers to Roman numerals and back.
Text in 12 cases at once, from Title Case to snake_case.
Any base from 2 to 36, with binary, octal, decimal, and hex.