Replace Digits with Letters

If you’ve ever needed to convert numbers to letters for obfuscation, code tricks, or just to create puzzles, the Replace Digits with Letters tool does exactly that. It swaps digits for alphabetic characters using two built-in modes and updates the output instantly as you type.

You can choose how to map the digits, whether or not to keep surrounding text, and even control the letter casing. Import a file or paste your input manually either way, this tool gets the job done live, without needing to reload the page.

Paste your input above or import a file below.
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Options
Keep non-digits
Only replace isolated digits
Use lowercase letters

How to Use:

  1. Type or paste your text in the “Input Text” box.
  2. Optional: click Choose File to import from a .txt, .csv, or similar file.
  3. In the Options box:
    • Pick a Mode:
      • 0 → A means digit 0 becomes A, 1 becomes B, …, 9 becomes J
      • 1 → A means digit 1 becomes A, 2 becomes B, …, 0 becomes J
    • Toggle Keep non-digits to decide whether to preserve punctuation and letters
    • Use Only replace isolated digits if you want to skip things like multi-digit numbers
    • Switch on Use lowercase letters for lowercase output
  4. View the results in the “Formatted Output” box.
  5. Copy the result, export it to a .txt file, or clear everything out.

What Replace Digits with Letters can do:

This tool replaces every digit with a corresponding letter based on your chosen mapping mode. You can keep the surrounding context like names or punctuation, or strip everything else away for a cleaner transformation.

It’s also smart about how digits are replaced. You can choose to only touch standalone digits or convert all of them. Toggle uppercase or lowercase to match your formatting needs.

Example:

Input:
My PIN is 4092 and your code is 105.

Settings: Mode: 0 → A, Keep non-digits: ON, Only replace isolated digits: OFF, Use lowercase letters: OFF

Output:
My PIN is EJAC and your code is BAF.

Common Use Cases:

You might use this for gamification, encoding simple text, anonymizing digits in user data, or formatting text for puzzles or education tools. It’s also useful for creating ID systems or working on substitution-style ciphers. Whether it’s for fun or functionality, this tool’s got you covered.

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