How to use
- Type the number; it can contain decimals such as 1250.50.
- Choose the output language and the currency, and keep the “only” phrase if you want it.
- Copy the resulting text and use it in your document.
Number and noun agreement in Arabic
For Arabic output the tool follows the agreement rules: from 3 to 10 the counted noun is plural, from 11 to 99 it is singular, and for hundreds and thousands it is singular and in the genitive. Feminine counted nouns such as the halala in the Saudi riyal are handled.
Check the result before official use
Despite our care, Arabic number-writing rules have details that differ between countries and institutions. If the text will go into a cheque or an official contract, check it yourself and do not rely on the tool alone.
Frequently asked questions
What is the biggest number supported?
Up to 15 digits, which is hundreds of trillions.
Are decimals supported?
With a currency, decimals are rounded to two places and written as subunits such as piastres or cents. Without a currency, digits after the point are read one by one.
Can I type Arabic-Indic digits?
Yes. Both Arabic-Indic (١٢٣) and Latin (123) digits are accepted.