Extract Integers from Data

Trying to pull numbers from messy text? This tool grabs every standalone integer including negatives and zero and gives you a clean, customizable list. Whether you want it comma-separated, one-per-line, sorted, or deduplicated, it’s all right here. Just paste, click, and done.

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
Total integers: 0
Options
Remove duplicates
Sort output
Maximize output
Format:

How to Use:

  • Drop your content into the Input Text box
  • Use Remove duplicates if you only want unique values
  • Toggle Sort output to arrange the numbers from lowest to highest
  • Choose your Format:
    • Comma-separated
    • Space-separated
    • One per line
  • Turn on Maximize output for more viewing space
  • Click Extract to see your results instantly
  • Use Copy Output or Export to File to grab the output
  • Click Clear All to reset
  • Want to load content from a file? Use Choose File

What Extract Integers from Data can do:

This tool scans your input and pulls out every whole number nothing more, nothing less. It ignores decimals and skips punctuation. You control how the results appear, and everything runs right in your browser. It’s quick, private, and super easy to use.

Example:

Input:
Price: $19, Quantity: 42 units, Code#12345
Zero: 0, Neg: -87, Ignore decimal: 3.14

Options:
Remove duplicates: Off
Sort output: On
Format: One per line

Output:
-87
0
19
42
12345

Common Use Cases:

Use it when cleaning log files, scraping numbers from text, prepping test data, or grabbing stats from mixed content. It saves time, skips the hassle, and gives you just the numbers formatted your way.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

After using Extract Integers from Data, try Analyze Integers to get a breakdown of what you pulled out. And if you’re planning to clean or transform them, Filter Integers helps narrow down the results to just what you need.