Extract Numbers from Text
Paste text with numbers mixed in — invoices, reports, logs — and get the numbers on their own, plus quick totals.
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Paste text with numbers mixed in — invoices, reports, logs — and get the numbers on their own, plus quick totals.
Copying figures out of an email, PDF or log file usually means copying a lot of words with them. This tool keeps only the numbers. Paste anything — an invoice, a bank statement, server logs, survey answers, a product description — and you get a clean list you can drop into a spreadsheet or calculator.
Below the output you also get the count, sum, average, minimum and maximum, so for quick checks you do not need a spreadsheet at all.
| In your text | Extracted as | Option |
|---|---|---|
Order 4471 | 4471 | always |
$12.99 | 12.99 | Decimals on |
discount -45.25 | -45.25 | Negatives on |
1,250,000 | 1250000 | "Read 1,250 as one number" on |
2026-10-28 | 2026, 10, 28 | hyphens between digits are treated as separators, not minus signs |
If your list uses commas as separators between values — for example 4,5,6 — switch off Read 1,250 as one number so each value is extracted on its own. Numbers written with a decimal comma (common in Europe, such as 12,50) are read as two numbers; run them through Find & Replace to swap commas for dots first.
+1 (555) 010-2030 is split into its digit groups. For full phone numbers, remove the spaces and brackets first with the Whitespace Remover.All processing happens in your browser; nothing you paste is stored or sent anywhere.