Convert Fractions to Integers

Need to clean up a list of fractions fast? Convert Fractions to Integers lets you paste or import any mix of fractions and whole numbers and instantly get clean integers back. It handles weird formats, gives you options to round or skip bad entries, and updates live while you work. Simple, quick, and built to save time.

Paste your input above or import a file below.
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Supported file types: .txt, .csv, .tsv, .log, .json, .xml, .md, .ini, .yaml, .yml, .html, .htm, .css
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Options
Floor non-integers
Ignore invalid
Maximize output

How to Use:

  • Paste your data into the Input Text box (e.g., 3/4, 2/1, 5)
  • Or Choose File to import from supported text formats like .txt, .csv, .json, etc.
  • Output updates automatically as you type or load a file

Toggles:

  • Floor non-integers – Rounds down decimals (1.9 becomes 1)
  • Ignore invalid – Silently skips bad lines like 1/0, empty rows, or malformed text
  • Maximize output – Expands the output area for easier viewing

Buttons:

  • Convert – Manually trigger conversion (optional, live update is on)
  • Clear All – Resets input, output, toggles, and file state
  • Copy Output – Copies the result to clipboard with “Copied!” feedback
  • Export to File – Downloads the converted results as a .txt file

What Convert Fractions to Integers can do:

This tool helps convert any set of fractional or whole number values into simple integers. Whether you’ve got input like 3/2, 4, 10/5, or even something messy like bad input, it handles it smoothly. You can floor the results if you want to avoid decimals, and you’ll always see how many valid items were output thanks to the live counter. It works great for cleaning up data, rounding fractions in bulk, or just checking that what you’ve got makes numerical sense.

Example:

Input:

9/2
5
1/1
banana
7/0

Output (floor ON):

4
5
1

Common Use Cases:

You might use this when cleaning survey results, importing scraped datasets, or prepping values for a chart that doesn’t support fractions. It’s also useful when converting user-entered scores into usable integers or fixing up exports from old systems that stored numbers as fractions. Just paste, choose your settings, and you’re done.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

After using Convert Fractions to Integers, try Convert Integers to Fractions if you need to switch back or check accuracy. And if you’re working with larger sets of values, Filter Integers can help clean the output by range or type.

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