Roman Numerals Converter

This simple Roman Numerals Converter can be used at any time to convert numbers to Roman numerals. If you need to make conversion from Arabic numbers to Roman numerals, simply enter the number to the box on the right, and press the button 'Convert to Roman'. You will get the exact representation of the number in Roman Numeral Symbols.

Number to Roman Numerals Conversion Examples

• 14 = XIV
• 79 = LXXIX
• 225 = CCXXV
• 845 = DCCCXLV
• 2022 = MMXXII

Roman Numeral Symbols

• I = 1
• V = 5
• X = 10
• L = 50
• C = 100
• D = 500
• M = 1000

Roman Numerals Conversion Table

Recent Comments

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Only IV=4 IX=9 not IIII and not VIIII

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You can only fit the roman numeral 3 times.

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I ❤ This App X out of X (10 out of 10)

Quiz here! Which has more letters, 35 or 27?

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What is the significance of the comma's and dots between letters? i.e. M,DCCC.XLV.

I want to learn how to read Roman numerals alphabet

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I have a Scottish publication date of MCMXXV99. What does the 99 indicate - 9 September 1925 ??

XXIV.I.MMIII is how you would write that.

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We can't repeat (M, X, |, or V) more than 3

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This is going well, but 99999 is not [M repeated 99 times]CMXCIX, It can just be [X with a dash][C with a dash]M[X with a dash]CMXCIX.
Roman numerals can't be repeated more than 3 times.
Other than that, it deserves a VIII out of X! (8 out of 10)

I can read Roman Numerals but sometimes I get messy with the rules because I don’t know the rules I thought I did but I don’t. Not fully. Such as the number 49. I thought take L = 50 and l = 1
And say lL I don’t know why this is wrong. I can write it this way as well.XLIX. Why is the layer the inky right way? What rule am I missing that I can’t seem to find anywhere? Cheers

Seems like 490 should be XD, but the correct conversion here is CDXC. Hmm. And 990 should similarly be XM, but the correct answer here is CMXC. This must violate rules of conservation, no? Why would one use four numerals when one could use two? Please clarify. Thanks.

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for 4000 and over we need I V X L C D and M with a dash over it for example 15364 should be X-V-CCCLXIV instead of MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMCCCLXIV

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DCCCCL is not a valid Roman numeral

4000 is not = MMMM
A number can't be repeated 3 times in a row

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An error on posting Anonymous - 2022-05-11 02:19:34:
The posting listed ". VI=4, V=5, VI=6. "
Seems to be merely a typo. We know IV=4.

Speaking of the number four: my Latin professor said "IIII" was in common usage, just as was the language we refer to as Vulgar Latin ("vulgar," meaning "of the common people" as opposed to Classical Latin, used by scholarly, educated, elite citizenry).

The Roman numeral ll is not a valid representation for number one hundred (the correct Roman numeral is C)

Here are some more tips and tricks.
If the bigger number comes first you add. For example VI is 6 because 5 + 1 = 6
But if the lower number comes first you subtract. But you subtract the bigger number to the smaller number. For example IV is four because 5 - 1 = 4. You don't do 1 - 5 = -4
The same rule applies to bigger numbers like 40 and 90. 40 would be XL not XXXX because 50 - 10 = 40 and XC is 90 and not LXXXX because 100 - 10 = 90

This might help you.
I = 1 II = 2 III = 3 VI = 4 V = 5 VI = 6 VII = 7 VIII = 8
IX = 9 X = 10
L = 50 C = 100 D = 500 M = 1000
The line above the number means to multiply by 1000 so V with a line above it would be 5,000 and M with a line above it would be 1000000