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Parsed and validated phone

What this tool does

This tool checks if a phone number is written correctly and identifies basic details like the country, carrier type, and local formatting. It does not check if the phone number is actually active or connected to a real device.

Common uses

  • Checking if a list of phone numbers is formatted correctly before sending messages or making calls.
  • Identifying the country and type of a phone number for sorting or categorization.
  • Standardizing phone numbers into a consistent format for your records.

Input data

Parameter Required Example Description
phone Yes 34932187670 Enter the phone number as plain text, for example '34932187670'. This field is required. If you leave it blank or enter invalid text, the tool will return no results.

Output data

Field Description
carrier_country_code The two-letter country code of the carrier, for example 'ES'.
carrier_name The name of the mobile operator, for example 'Vodafone'.
carrier_network_code The specific network code of the carrier.
country_code The two-letter country code where the phone is registered, for example 'ES'.
country_location The general location or region associated with the phone number.
country_name The full name of the country where the phone is registered, for example 'Spain'.
country_prefix The international dialing code for the country, for example '+34'.
country_timezone The timezone of the country, for example 'CEST'.
country_zone The specific time zone code, for example 'CEST'.
fake A yes/no indicator (text 'true' or 'false') showing if the number looks made up because it has more than 5 identical numbers in a row.
formatted The phone number written in international format, for example '+34 932 187 670'.
formatted_e164 The phone number in strict international format with no spaces or dashes, for example '+34932187670'.
local_number The phone number without the country prefix, for example '932187670'.
local_number_formatted The local number with local formatting, for example '932 187 670'.
type The type of phone line detected, for example 'mobile' or 'landline'.
valid A yes/no indicator (text 'true' or 'false') showing if the format and country prefix are correct. Note: This value is always 'false' in the current system setup as a live validity check is not active.