Data & format utilities

Phone Number Formatter

Format a phone number into E.164, international and national forms for any country. Free, private, in your browser — copy any format.

Format a phone number

Enter a number and pick its country to see the standard formats.

What this phone number formatter does

Formats to E.164 (+1..)
Shows international and national forms
Strips spaces, dashes and brackets
Removes a leading country code or 0
Copy any format instantly
Runs entirely in your browser

Common use cases

  1. 1Standardising numbers to E.164
  2. 2Cleaning a phone column
  3. 3Preparing numbers for an API/SMS
  4. 4Displaying numbers consistently
  5. 5Fixing pasted number formats
  6. 6Adding the country code

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About phone number formatting

Phone numbers arrive in every format — with spaces, dashes, brackets, leading zeros or country codes. Systems (especially SMS and calling APIs) usually want the E.164 standard: a +, the country code, then the national number with no separators.

This tool normalises a number for your chosen country into E.164, international and national forms. It works from the dialing code and number length rather than full per-carrier rules, so use it for tidy formatting and pair it with a validation library where strict correctness across all countries is critical.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Got Questions? We Have Answers.

What is E.164?

The international standard format: a +, the country code, then the national number with no separators (e.g. +12025550143). Most SMS and calling APIs require it.

How accurate is the formatting?

It uses the country dialing code and number length, not full per-carrier rules. For strict validation of every country, a library like libphonenumber is needed.

Does it strip existing formatting?

Yes. It removes spaces, dashes, brackets, a leading zero and any existing country code before reformatting.

Is my data uploaded?

No. It all runs in your browser.