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Number Formatter

Format numbers for any locale, currency, or notation style using the browser's Intl API.

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Formatted Output

1,234,567.89

English (US)1,234,567.89
English (UK)1,234,567.89
German1.234.567,89
French1 234 567,89
Japanese1,234,567.89
Chinese (Simplified)1,234,567.89
Hindi12,34,567.89
Arabic١٬٢٣٤٬٥٦٧٫٨٩
Portuguese (Brazil)1.234.567,89
Spanish1.234.567,89

How to Use

1

Enter a number

Type any integer or decimal — positive, negative, or scientific notation all work.

2

Choose style & locale

Select Decimal, Currency, or Percent style, then pick the target locale and currency code.

3

Copy the result

See the formatted output immediately and copy it with one click. The locale preview table shows all locales at once.

Common Use Cases

E-commerce prices

Show product prices in the customer's local currency and number format to build trust and reduce friction.

$1,299.00 → ₹1,08,247.00

Dashboard metrics

Use compact notation to keep large numbers readable in charts and KPI cards without truncation.

1,250,000 → 1.25M

Financial reports

Apply fixed decimal places and currency style to ensure consistent alignment in tabular financial data.

42500 → $42,500.00

Data science output

Scientific or engineering notation is essential for very large or very small numbers in technical reports.

0.0000123 → 1.23E-5

How Numbers Format by Country

RegionDecimalCurrency
English (US)1,234,567.89$1,234,567.89
German (Germany)1.234.567,891.234.567,89 €
French (France)1 234 567,891 234 567,89 €
English (India)12,34,567.89₹12,34,567.89
Japanese (Japan)1,234,568¥1,234,568
Arabic (Saudi Arabia)١٬٢٣٤٬٥٦٧٫٨٩١٬٢٣٤٬٥٦٧٫٨٩ ر.س.

Notice how India uses a lakh system (groups of 2 after the first 3), Japan omits decimals for yen, and Arabic locales use Eastern Arabic numerals. The Intl.NumberFormat API handles all of these automatically when you select the right locale.