Number Extractor From Text

Extract all numbers from text — integers, decimals and thousands.

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Text containing numbers

Extracted numbers

What is a number extractor?

A number extractor scans text and pulls out every number it finds — integers, decimals, negatives and grouped thousands like 1,234.50 — listing each on its own line. Snabbit keeps the original formatting and processes everything locally in your browser, so the figures you paste are never sent anywhere.

How to use the Number Extractor

1 Paste the text that contains numbers.
2 Every number is extracted instantly, one per line.
3 Decimals, negatives and 1,000-style groups are preserved.
4 Copy the list of numbers.

What you can use it for

Pulling prices or quantities out of a description.
Extracting figures from a pasted report for a sum.
Collecting IDs or codes that are purely numeric.
Turning prose full of stats into a clean number list.

Frequently asked questions

Does it keep decimal points and minus signs?

Yes. Values such as -3, 2.5 and 1,234.50 are captured in full, including the decimal part, a leading minus sign and grouped-thousand commas.

Will it grab digits inside words or codes?

It extracts runs of digits wherever they appear, so a code like A12 yields 12. Paste clean text if you only want standalone figures.

Is the extraction private?

Yes. It runs entirely in your browser, so the numbers you paste never leave your device.

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