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Convert numbers to Roman numerals and Roman numerals back to numbers. Supports 1 to 3,999,999 with instant bidirectional conversion.
Quick reference
Convert any integer to Roman numerals or decode any Roman numeral string back to a number — bidirectional, up to 3,999,999.
Choose conversion direction
Select either 'Number to Roman' or 'Roman to Number' mode. The tool works bidirectionally — convert integers to Roman numerals or decode Roman numerals back to integers.
Enter your value
For Number to Roman, type any integer from 1 to 3,999,999. For Roman to Number, type a valid Roman numeral string like XIV, MCMXCIX, or MMXXIV.
Read the result instantly
The converted value appears as you type — no button press needed. The tool validates your input and shows an error if the Roman numeral string is invalid.
Copy the result
Click the copy button to copy the result to your clipboard. Useful when you need to paste a Roman numeral into a document, design, or code.
Roman numerals appear in more places than you'd expect — from clock faces and film titles to tattoos and academic documents.
Clock & watch faces
Designers and watchmakers use Roman numerals on clock faces. Convert hour numbers (I through XII) or year inscriptions quickly.
Book chapters & outlines
Academic papers, legal documents, and books traditionally use Roman numerals for front matter page numbers and chapter headings.
Movie & TV sequel titles
Decode the year in a film's title card or figure out which sequel number 'Rocky IV' or 'Super Bowl LVIII' refers to.
Tattoo & engraving design
Convert a meaningful date or year into Roman numerals for a tattoo, ring engraving, or memorial inscription.
History & archaeology
Historians and students decode Roman numeral dates on monuments, coins, manuscripts, and building cornerstones.
Coding & algorithms
Developers working on Roman numeral conversion problems (a classic coding interview question) can use the tool to verify their algorithm's output.
Common questions about Roman numeral rules, supported ranges, and how the converter works.
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