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Country, dial code, national number, and E.164 format. The parser detects the country from the number's +CC prefix against 18 built-in dial-code rules — no area-code or carrier-prefix lookup.
18 built-in dial codes: US/Canada, UK, India, China, Germany, France, Japan, Russia, Brazil, Australia, South Korea, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, UAE, and Saudi Arabia. Anything else reports unrecognized.
It validates format and structure but cannot verify if a number is currently active. Format validation confirms the number follows the correct pattern for its country.
Yes. Output formats include E.164 (+1234567890), national (123 456 7890), and international (+1 123 456 7890) styles.
No. All parsing happens locally in your browser. No phone numbers are transmitted.
Last updated October 2026