Phone Parser

Phone Parser takes a raw phone string (such as "+1 234 567 8900") and splits it into E.164 form, detected country code, national number, and a formatted display. It also runs a basic length check (7-15 digits in the national portion) and shows Valid or Invalid.

1. Type or paste the phone number into the input box (a leading + is recommended for international numbers). 2. The four result tiles (E.164, Country, National, Formatted) update automatically as you type. 3. Read the valid/invalid banner below the tiles.

All non-digit/+ characters are stripped first. The parser then tries to match a country code by checking 3-, 2-, and 1-digit prefixes against a built-in map (e.g. 1 = US/CA, 44 = GB, 86 = CN, 81 = JP). The remaining digits become the national number, which is auto-formatted into a "(xxx) xxx-xxxx" style string. The number is considered valid when the national part has between 7 and 15 digits (ITU-T E.164 range).