Extract every number from your text instantly with the Find All Numbers in Text Tool. Whether you’re scanning documents, filtering input, or analyzing datasets, this tool quickly isolates numeric values and displays them cleanly, one per line.
How to Use:
Paste or type your content into the input box on the left. You can also upload a file using the Choose File button. The tool automatically finds and extracts all numbers-including integers and decimals from your input and lists them on the right.
Use the Options panel to customize your results. You can enable Remove duplicates to filter repeated values, or turn on Sort numbers to output them in ascending order. The output updates live as you type or toggle options. Once you’re ready, copy or export the result, or reset everything using Clear All.
What the Find All Numbers in Text Tool Does:
The Find All Numbers in Text Tool scans your input and extracts every valid number it detects. It handles both whole numbers and decimals, supports negative values, and gives you options to sort or deduplicate the results. Everything runs locally in your browser for speed and privacy.
Example:
Input:
There are 3 apples, 42 oranges, and 3 bananas.
Also: 99.5 bottles and 7 apples.Options:
- Remove duplicates: on
- Sort numbers: on
Output:
3
7
42
99.5Common Use Cases:
This tool is perfect for developers, data analysts, researchers, and writers who need to extract numeric content from messy or mixed text. Use it to clean up data, prepare inputs for spreadsheets, validate numeric entries, or audit document content. It’s fast, reliable, and completely browser-based no uploads required.
Useful Tools & Suggestions:
If you’re planning to analyze or calculate with those values, Convert a Number to Text can help standardize the output across formats. And when you want to visually call attention to your results, Highlight Patterns in Text makes it easy to spot each number in context perfect for reviews, parsing, or frontend display.