How it works
Type a number to see it in Roman numerals, or type Roman numerals to see the equivalent number. Works for any value from 1 to 3999, the traditional range of standard Roman numeral notation.
Convert between numbers and Roman numerals, both ways.
Type a number to see it in Roman numerals, or type Roman numerals to see the equivalent number. Works for any value from 1 to 3999, the traditional range of standard Roman numeral notation.
Standard Roman numerals don't have a symbol for 5000 or higher without extra notation (like a bar over a numeral), so 3999 (MMMCMXCIX) is the largest number expressible with the basic letters.
No — the Romans had no symbol for zero in this system; it wasn't used in Roman numeral notation.
Mostly on clock faces, movie copyright years, book chapters, and after names of monarchs or popes — decimal numbers replaced them for everyday counting centuries ago.