Remove Decimal Point

Need to quickly clean up decimal numbers and flatten them into plain integers? That’s where Remove Decimal Point comes in. It takes your numbers, strips out the decimal point(s), and gives you back the result instantly and line-by-line.

Whether you want to remove just the first decimal, all of them, strip out other characters, or even pad the result with a trailing zero, this tool’s got toggles for all that. You can paste in multiple lines or import a file, and it updates on the fly.

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
Remove all decimal points
Strip non-numeric characters
Pad with 0 if decimal was removed

How to Use:

  1. Paste your numbers into the Input Numbers box. You can add one number per line (e.g., 12.34) or multiple on separate rows.
  2. Optionally use the Choose File button to import numbers from a .txt or .csv file.
  3. In the Options box:
    • Remove all decimal points: strips every period . from each line
    • Toggle it off to remove only the first decimal on each line
    • Strip non-numeric characters: removes commas, symbols, etc. before processing
    • Pad with 0 if decimal was removed: adds a trailing zero when a decimal was present
  4. The output appears instantly in the right-hand box.
  5. Copy, export, or reset your input/output with the buttons below.

What Remove Decimal Point can do:

This tool scans your input numbers line-by-line and handles each one according to your selected settings. It works whether you want clean, compact digit strings or need to prep numbers for import into a system that doesn’t accept decimals.

Example:

Input:
12.34
56.789
1,234.56

Settings: Remove all: ON, Strip non-numeric: ON, Pad if decimal: ON

Output:
12340
567890
1234560

Common Use Cases:

Perfect for cleaning financial records, prepping numeric data for databases, converting to fixed-point numbers, or flattening prices for export. It’s also handy for working with CSVs, forms, or scripts that can’t parse decimals. No extra steps just paste and go.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

If you’re cleaning up number formatting, Change Number’s Mantissa might come in handy for adjusting the digits while keeping the scientific structure. And if you’re prepping data for styling, Generate Bold Numbers can make that newly cleaned number stand out.

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