Calculate Letter Sum

Quickly total the numeric value of each line using the Calculate Letter Sum Tool. This browser-based tool adds up the position of every letter (A=1 through Z=26), giving you a running total for each line in your input.

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Options
Ignore case (A=a)
Skip non-letters
Maximize output

How to Use:

Paste your text into the input area or import a file using the Choose File button. As you type, each line is analyzed and its total letter score appears on the right.

Under the Options section, you can choose whether to treat uppercase and lowercase letters the same, and whether to skip characters that aren’t part of the alphabet. Your results appear instantly, along with a character count and options to copy or export the output.

What the Calculate Letter Sum Tool Does:

The Calculate Letter Sum Tool assigns a numeric value to each letter (A=1, B=2, …, Z=26) and adds them up for each line of your text. You can configure whether it should ignore case or exclude non-letter characters. It’s a quick way to convert words and phrases into their numeric sums, all within your browser.

Example:

Input:

abc
Zebra
123 XYZ

Options:

  • Ignore case: on
  • Skip non-letters: on

Output:

6
52
75

Common Use Cases:

Writers, coders, and puzzle solvers use the Calculate Letter Sum Tool for word games, name numerology, encoding strategies, or simply for curiosity. It’s great for cryptographic patterns, hidden-message detection, and educational exercises that involve counting letter values. Whether you’re analyzing a sentence or just playing with numbers, this tool gets it done fast.

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If you’re exploring character-level data, Enumerate Letters helps map out each letter’s position and value more clearly. And when you’re digging into the patterns behind your content, Calculate Text Entropy can show how random or structured your letters really are.