Mixed contact values
Input
０９０ー１２３４ー５６７８ 〒100-0001 +81 90 9876 5432
Output
09012345678 100-0001 09098765432
Phone & Postal Code Batch Formatter
Paste one value per line to normalize full-width digits, separators, +81 phone numbers, and seven-digit Japanese postal codes.
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What it helps with
- Clean phone and postal-code columns copied from Excel
- Convert full-width numbers before form or CRM import
- Find duplicate contact values in a short list
How to use
- Paste one phone number or postal code per line.
- Choose automatic detection or one fixed type, then select the output style.
- Format the list and copy either the clean values or the CSV review report.
Examples
Common hyphen formats
Input
0120123456 0570123456 0312345678
Output
0120-123-456 0570-123-456 03-1234-5678
Good to know
- This tool checks plausible formatting and does not confirm that a phone number or postal code exists.
- Exact fixed-line hyphen positions depend on Japan's area-code plan, so unknown fixed-line groupings stay digits-only for review.
- Auto detection treats 〒 and 7-digit values starting with 0 as postal codes. Other 7-digit values are treated as local phone numbers; choose Postal codes for an unmarked zip column.
- The first version accepts up to 2,000 non-empty rows at a time.
FAQ
- Does this confirm that a phone number or postal code exists?
- No. It only checks and normalizes plausible formats. It does not call a phone carrier, postal database, or external API.
- Why are some fixed-line numbers left without hyphens?
- Japanese fixed-line area codes have different lengths. The tool only inserts hyphens where the grouping is known; digits-only output avoids guessing.
- Can it normalize +81 phone numbers?
- Yes. A number such as +81 90 1234 5678 becomes 09012345678, or 090-1234-5678 with common hyphen formatting.
- Are 7-digit values treated as postal codes?
- Only when the line has 〒, or the 7 digits start with 0 (Hokkaido-style codes). A local number such as 123-4567 is treated as a phone number. For an Excel postal-code column without 〒, set the input type to Postal codes.