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Phone Number Formatter

Clean up and format phone numbers. See the digits-only version, a US-style (XXX) XXX-XXXX format, and an E.164 international format.

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About this tool

Clean up and format phone numbers. See the digits-only version, a US-style (XXX) XXX-XXXX format, and an E.164 international format.

Example

Input: 1 (555) 123-4567

Output: US: (555) 123-4567, E.164: +15551234567

Privacy

This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your data is processed locally and never uploaded to a server.

How to use this tool

  1. Paste a phone number into the input field.
  2. Check the digits-only version to confirm the raw number the tool detected.
  3. Review the US-style format if the number is a standard 10-digit US number.
  4. Use the E.164 result when you need an international, normalized phone number format.

Step by step, what happens

  1. The tool reads the text you paste and removes spacing, punctuation, and other non-digit characters.
  2. It keeps the underlying phone digits so you can compare the cleaned number with the original entry.
  3. If the number looks like a US number, it formats it as (XXX) XXX-XXXX for easier reading.
  4. It also produces an E.164 version so the same number can be used in systems that expect a normalized international format.

Worked example

Here is how the tool handles a common US phone number with punctuation and spaces.

Input: +1 (415) 555-2671

  1. The tool strips the symbols and spaces to get the digits-only version.
  2. It recognizes the number as a US-style phone number and formats the main 10 digits for display.
  3. It also shows the normalized international version with the country code in E.164 form.

Output: Digits only: 14155552671 US format: (415) 555-2671 E.164: +14155552671

Tips and common mistakes

  • If you paste a number with a country code, the digits-only result may include that code even when the US format shows only the local 10 digits.
  • US-style formatting only makes sense for standard 10-digit US numbers, so international numbers may not display that way.
  • If your input includes extension text like x123, remove it before formatting because this tool focuses on the core phone number.
  • Use the digits-only output when you need to compare or store the raw number without punctuation.

Frequently asked questions

What formats are produced?

Digits-only, US (XXX) XXX-XXXX, and international E.164 (+country number).

Does it validate the number is real?

No, it formats the digits; it does not check if the line exists.

What if there is a country code?

Extra leading digits are treated as the country code in the E.164 output.

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