Enumerate Letters

Want to see which number each letter corresponds to in the alphabet? The Enumerate Letters Tool transforms your text by labeling each letter with its alphabetical position (e.g. a → 1, z → 26). It’s perfect for decoding, cryptography, teaching, or creative writing patterns.

How to Use:

1. Paste or type your text into the Input Text box.
2. (Optional) Click Choose File to upload a .txt, .csv, .json, .html, or other supported plain-text file.
3. The tool will instantly convert every letter into a letter:number format (e.g. H:8 e:5 l:12 l:12 o:15) while leaving all other characters untouched.
4. The result appears in the Enumerated Output box and updates live with a flash effect.
5. Click Copy Output to copy the result or Export to File to download it.
6. Press Clear All to reset everything and start fresh.

What Enumerate Letters Tool can do:

This tool takes your text and replaces each letter with its corresponding number in the alphabet. It works on both uppercase and lowercase letters, but the output preserves the original character (e.g. H:8). All punctuation, numbers, and spaces are left unchanged. It’s a live tool with a character counter and visual confirmation on every update.

Example:

Input:

Hello!

Output:

H:8 e:5 l:12 l:12 o:15 !

Total characters:

27

Common Use Cases:

Great for creating alphabet-based codes, cryptography exercises, classroom activities, or puzzle-making. Educators use it to teach letter positions. Writers use it to build encoded or stylized versions of words. It’s also useful for people working with numerical representations of letters in games or logic systems.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

If you’re analyzing character structure, Count Unicode Characters helps you understand how many symbols you’re actually working with, especially in mixed-language or emoji-rich text. And when you’re formatting for clarity, Enumerate Words gives you a wider view by numbering each word instead of every single letter. Great for breakdowns or structured markup.