Extract Numbers

Number Extractor — Every Figure, Plus the Totals

An email quoting six prices, a report scattered with percentages, a log full of durations — when the numbers matter and the prose doesn't, extract them. This free tool pulls every number from pasted text (integers, decimals, negatives, comma-grouped, currency) and immediately computes count, sum, average, min, and max — turning any document into a quick calculation, no spreadsheet needed. In-browser, no signup.

Instant Statistics: The Killer Feature

Pasted: "Invoice items: $1,240.00 hosting, $89.50 domain,
         $455.75 design revisions, $60.00 stock photos"
Extracted: 1240.00, 89.50, 455.75, 60.00
Count: 4 · Sum: 1,845.25 · Avg: 461.31 · Min: 60 · Max: 1,240

Verifying an invoice total, summing expenses from an email thread, or averaging response times from a log excerpt becomes a single paste.

Format Intelligence

• Thousands grouping — 1,234,567 is one number, not three.
• Locale awareness — European 1.234,56 parses correctly when EU mode is selected.
• Negatives and signs — -42 and (42) accounting-style negatives both recognized.
• Attached symbols — $99.99, 45%, 3.5kg extract as their numeric values, with a currency-only filter when you want just the prices.

Everyday Jobs

Bookkeepers verify totals in supplier emails; analysts lift figures from PDF-copied paragraphs into columns; developers pull IDs or timestamps out of log noise; students extract data points from problem descriptions. Anywhere numbers hide in words, extraction beats retyping — both in speed and in transcription accuracy.

Free and Private

Financial text processes locally in your browser — no upload, no account, unlimited use.