Phone Parser
Parse any phone number: region, line type and four standard formats.
A free phone number parser: type a number in any format and instantly see whether it is valid, which country or region it belongs to, whether it is mobile or landline, plus four standard formats — E.164, international, national and RFC 3966. The numbering rules ship with the page, so parsing is fully offline and your number never leaves your device.
How to use
- Paste the number — with or without a country code, spaces or dashes.
- If the number has no international prefix, pick a default region on the right.
- Copy whichever format you need — E.164 is the usual choice for storing in a database.
FAQ
- Why do some numbers show “fixed line or mobile”?
- Because in some countries (the US, for example) the same number ranges are issued for both landlines and mobiles, so the number alone cannot tell them apart. That is the country’s numbering plan, not a parsing failure.
- Does “valid” mean someone actually uses this number?
- No. Valid only means it fits the country’s current number ranges and length rules — that it could exist. Whether it is actually in service, and with which carrier, is known only to the carrier; no offline tool can answer that.
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