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Build a Roman numeral converter that turns numbers into Roman numerals and back — type a number (1–3999) to get the numeral or a numeral to get the number, with strict canonical validation and a symbol chart. Runs in the browser.
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What is a roman numeral converter?
A Roman numeral converter turns an ordinary number into the I-V-X-L-C-D-M letters the Romans used, and decodes them back again. Seven symbols stand for values, you add them largest-to-smallest, and the clever bit is subtractive notation — a smaller letter before a larger one means subtract, so four is IV rather than IIII. People reach for a converter constantly even though the system looks simple: working out the year carved on a building or stamped in a film's credits, formatting a date for a tattoo or invitation, numbering chapters and appendices, or setting a clock face. The standard range runs 1 to 3999, since there's no single letter bigger than M. What separates a good converter from a sloppy one is strictness — accepting only the canonical spelling and rejecting forms like IIII or VV — and making it effortless to go both directions.
Common features
- Number to Roman numeral and back
- Auto-detects which way you're converting
- Proper subtractive notation (IV, IX, XL, XC, CD, CM)
- Strict canonical validation (rejects IIII, VV, IC)
- Covers the standard 1–3999 range
- A chart of the seven symbols
- Case-insensitive numeral input
- One-click copy of the result
- Everything client-side; input remembered
- Light and dark themes
Real-world examples
A year on a building
Someone reads MCMXCIV off a cornerstone, types it in, and learns the building dates to 1994.
A date for a tattoo
A user converts 2024 to MMXXIV to lay out a clean Roman-numeral date.
Catching a bad numeral
Someone types IIII and the converter flags it as invalid, nudging them to the correct IV.
Why FloopFloop fits roman numeral converter projects
A Roman numeral converter is a tiny, classic tool you want instant, ad-free, and yours. FloopFloop ships the converter you want — a date mode, larger ranges with a vinculum, your own engraved styling — on your own domain, with every conversion running in the browser. The carved 'stone inscription' that ships by default renders the result like a real Roman engraving, and the whole thing is one prompt away from being whatever fits your idea.
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Build a Roman numeral converter with a single smart input that auto-detects direction: type a number (1–3999) to get its Roman numeral, or type a numeral to get the number. Use proper subtractive notation (4 = IV, 9 = IX, 40 = XL, 90 = XC, 400 = CD, 900 = CM), and validate strictly so non-canonical forms like IIII or VV are rejected. Render the result large in a serif like a carved inscription, with a copy button, and show a chart of the seven symbols (I V X L C D M) below. Keep it deterministic so the first render is hydration-safe, and remember the input in localStorage. 100% client-side.
Create a tool to convert numbers to Roman numerals and Roman numerals to numbers, with a reference chart. Keep it in the browser.
Build a Roman numeral converter for dates and tattoos — type a year and get the numeral — with a clean classical look and a dark theme.
Build a number-to-Roman-numeral converter that also decodes numerals back to numbers and rejects invalid ones.
Foire aux questions
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What is subtractive notation?
Does it reject invalid numerals?
How do I write a year as a Roman numeral?
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