Arabic Numeral Converter: ١٢٣ to 123 and Back

A free tool that converts the digits inside any text between Western 123, Arabic-Indic ١٢٣ and Persian ۱۲۳. Paste the text and choose the digits; everything else stays as it is.

Some systems and forms accept only one kind of digit, and some documents need all their numbers in one style. Conversion here touches the digits alone.

Options

• Digits: English 123 (Western digits), Arabic ١٢٣ (also called Arabic-Indic) or Persian ۱۲۳.
• Decimal separator: as in the text, a dot, a comma or the Arabic decimal separator ٫.
• Thousands separator: as in the text, none, a comma, a space or the Arabic thousands separator ٬.

Limits

• Up to 20,000 characters at a time.
• Numbers that start with zero, such as phone numbers, only have their digits converted and are never given separators.
• When you choose a thousands separator it is added to every number of four digits or more, including years such as 2024.
• When converting to 123, the Arabic separators ٫ and ٬ become a dot and a comma.
• When separators are made consistent, a comma followed by three digits (1,250) is read as thousands, and a single dot (1.250) is read as a decimal point.

Privacy

The text is converted inside your browser. It is not sent to any server and is not stored.

Questions

How do I convert Arabic numerals ١٢٣ to English 123?

Paste the text and choose “English 123” under “Convert digits to”. Every digit changes at once and the words stay as they are.

What is the difference between Arabic-Indic and Persian digits?

Arabic-Indic digits ١٢٣ are used across the Arab East. Persian digits ۱۲۳ look similar but have different shapes for ۴, ۵ and ۶.

Are phone numbers or leading zeros changed?

Only the digits are converted. Leading zeros are kept, and the number is never given a thousands separator.

Do commas and dots inside numbers change?

No, unless you choose that under “Decimal and thousands separators”. The one exception: when converting to 123, ٫ becomes a dot and ٬ becomes a comma.