Writing systems have greatly evolved over the course of years, and what are now common numeric characters were once expressed through alphabetical characters. It was the case with the Roman Empire to give birth to Roman Numerals. Although not as commonly used nowadays, Roman Numerals Converter can help you view the Roman form of custom numbers.

With no installation in the way, you can go ahead and take the application for a spin as soon as download is done. However, this is only possible if .NET Framework is on your computer, because it’s a required component for functionality. On the other hand, it can be stored and used directly from a thumb drive, with no risk of affecting stability.

It provides access to all of its features through a simple, clean interface which poses no accommodation problems whatsoever. Two fields are at your disposal, one in which the conversion string goes, while the other shows output. What’s more, interacting with the output field sends that value to clipboard.

By default, the application starts off in the Number to Roman Numerals converter, but transformation is possible both ways. However, input value needs to be something between 0 and 3999. Conversion isn’t done on the spot, and you need to hit the appropriate button for this to happen.

As mentioned before, you can also convert Roman Numerals into classic representation. Input is the same, with range neatly shown with Roman Numerals. Sadly, there’s no possibility to convert multiple entries and save them to a file, so every result must be manually copied if it’s of interest.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Roman Numerals Converter is a straightforward application which does exactly what the name suggests. Conversion is possible both ways, with only a click required to switch modes. Although number range is rather poor, it can instantly generate the Roman correspondent, even on the go.