Free Gematria Calculator
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Instantly find the numerical value of any word, name, or phrase using multiple authentic gematria cipher methods. 100% free, no sign-up needed.

Hebrew Gematria Jewish Gematria English Ordinal Simple English Reverse Gematria Torah Gematria

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Gematria Calculator — Enter a Word or Name

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Letter Breakdown (English Ordinal)

How to Use the Gematria Calculator

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Using our free online gematria calculator is quick and simple. Follow these steps to find the numerical value of any word or name.

Enter a Word

Type any English or Hebrew word, name, or phrase in the input field above.

Choose a Cipher

Select from Hebrew, Jewish, English Ordinal, Simple English, or Reverse Ordinal methods.

Click Calculate

Hit the Calculate button or press Enter to instantly see all gematria values.

Explore Results

View all cipher results simultaneously and see the individual letter-by-letter numerical breakdown.

What Is Gematria?

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Gematria is an ancient alphanumeric code that assigns numerical values to letters, words, and phrases. Used for thousands of years in Hebrew, Jewish, and Kabbalistic traditions.

Hebrew Gematria

The original form of gematria assigns numerical values to the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet, used extensively in Torah study and Kabbalistic analysis.

Jewish Gematria

Jewish gematria (also known as standard gematria) follows the traditional Hebrew letter values — Aleph=1 through Tav=400 — applied to transliterated English words.

English Ordinal

Assigns values A=1 through Z=26 to the 26 letters of the English alphabet. One of the most popular modern gematria methods for calculating English words and names.

Simple English Gematria

A variant of English ordinal where each letter value is multiplied by 6 (A=6, B=12 … Z=156), sometimes called the "Simple" or "6-cipher."

Reverse Ordinal

The reverse ordinal cipher assigns Z=1 through A=26, providing an inverted perspective on the numerical value of words and names.

Full Reduction

In this cipher, each letter's ordinal value is reduced to a single digit (A=1, J=1, S=1 etc.). Widely used in numerology and gematria research.

Gematria Cipher Reference Chart

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Quick reference for Hebrew Gematria letter values and English ordinal values.

Hebrew Letter	Transliteration	Hebrew Value	English Ordinal (A–Z)
Aleph	א	1	A = 1
Bet	ב	2	B = 2
Gimel	ג	3	C = 3
Dalet	ד	4	D = 4
He	ה	5	E = 5
Vav	ו	6	F = 6
Zayin	ז	7	G = 7
Chet	ח	8	H = 8
Tet	ט	9	I = 9
Yod	י	10	J = 10
Kaf	כ	20	K = 11
Lamed	ל	30	L = 12
Mem	מ	40	M = 13
Nun	נ	50	N = 14
Samech	ס	60	O = 15
Ayin	ע	70	P = 16
Pe	פ	80	Q = 17
Tzadi	צ	90	R = 18
Qof	ק	100	S = 19
Resh	ר	200	T = 20
Shin	ש	300	U = 21
Tav	ת	400	V = 22
—	—	—	W = 23
—	—	—	X = 24
—	—	—	Y = 25
—	—	—	Z = 26

Frequently Asked Questions

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A gematria calculator is a free online tool that converts any word, name, or phrase into its corresponding numerical value using different gematria cipher systems such as Hebrew gematria, Jewish gematria, English ordinal, and more.
The Hebrew gematria calculator assigns the traditional numerical values of the Hebrew alphabet (Aleph=1, Bet=2, etc.) to each letter of the entered word or name, then sums them to produce the gematria value.
Hebrew gematria strictly uses the 22-letter Hebrew alphabet values. Jewish gematria typically applies those same traditional Hebrew letter values to English transliterations of Hebrew words. In practice, many calculators use the terms interchangeably.
Yes! GematriaCalculator.net is 100% free to use, with no registration or subscription required. Simply type any word and get instant results.
Type your name into the input field, select your preferred cipher (e.g., English Ordinal or Hebrew Gematria), and click Calculate. The tool will instantly show the numerical value of your name.
Reverse gematria assigns values in the opposite direction — Z=1, Y=2, down to A=26 — providing an alternative numerical perspective on any word or name.
Simple English gematria multiplies each letter's ordinal position by 6 (A=6, B=12, C=18 … Z=156). It is sometimes called the 'six-cipher' and is widely used in modern gematria research.
Absolutely. The Hebrew cipher values used in this calculator are the authentic values derived from the Hebrew alphabet, suitable for biblical and Torah gematria study.