Last updated: May 18, 2025

List of Roman numerals from 1 to 500

Start

End

Step

Leading zeros

Output

Column Row

Delimiter

Wrapping

I↵II↵III↵IV↵V↵VI↵VII …

Developer: Serhii Kyrylenko

Tester: Anastasiia Kyrylenko

The online tool instantly generates a sequence from 1 to 500 in Roman numerals.

Perfect for numbering documents, books, event plans, and other structured lists that use classic Roman numerals. Vertical or horizontal output, custom separators, and character wrapping are all supported.

How to create a 1–500 list in Roman numerals

It’s simple — the range 1–500 is filled in automatically. Follow four steps:

Output format: choose “Column” or “Row”.
Separator: comma, period, dash, space, “/”, “|”, comma + space, period + space, or your own symbol.
Preview: the result appears instantly in the preview block.
Copy: click “Generate”, then “Copy” — the list goes to the clipboard.

Advanced settings

Interval: enter an integer to set the step, e.g. 3 → III, VI, IX… or 10 → X, XX, XXX….

I, IV, VII, X, XIII, XVI, XIX, XXII, XXV, XXVIII

Wrapping: add characters before and after the numbers, such as brackets or quotes.

(I), (II), (III), (IV), (V), (VI), (VII), (VIII), (IX), (X)

Separators

You can build the list without a separator (handy for vertical output) or with any symbol. For your own, pick “Custom”.

Type	Symbol	Example
Comma	,	I,II,III,IV,V
Comma + space	,	I, II, III, IV, V
Space		I II III IV V
Dash	–	I–II–III–IV–V
Period	.	I.II.III.IV.V
Period + space	.	I. II. III. IV. V
Vertical bar	\|	I\|II\|III\|IV\|V
Slash	/	I/II/III/IV/V

Wrapping

No wrapping is applied by default. To add your own, choose “Custom” and enter the characters.

Type	Before	After	Example
Round brackets	(	)	(I)
Square brackets	[	]	[I]
Curly braces	{	}	{I}
Angle brackets	<	>	<I>

If you need another symbol, select “Custom” and enter it manually.

Examples of use

Book chapters and volumes. Organise content with classic Roman numerals.

I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X

Acts and scenes in plays. Label parts of a performance.

Act I, Scene II; Act III, Scene IV

Regnal numbers. Display monarch sequences.

Henry VIII, Louis XIV, Elizabeth II

Film titles. Mark instalments and sequels.

Rocky II, The Godfather III

Sports events. Use traditional tournament numbering.

Olympic Games XXIV, Super Bowl LVI

Hierarchical document plans. Build a clear structure.

I. Introduction, II. Chapter One, III. Chapter Two

How the Roman numeral system works

Roman notation relies on combinations of symbols:

Symbol	Value
I	1
V	5
X	10
L	50
C	100

Numbers form by adding symbols (VII = 5 + 1 + 1) or subtracting them (IV = 5 − 1).

Frequently asked questions

Can I export the list to .csv or .txt?

Yes — click “Save to file” and choose the desired format.

How do I add a prefix before the number?

In the “Wrapping” field, enter text such as Chapter .

How do I create a list in reverse order?

Set the range to 500 → 1 — the list will display from high to low.

How do I use custom characters?

Select “Custom” and enter the characters you need.

Can I specify multiple characters for separators?

Yes — in the “Custom” field, enter several characters (e.g. “; ” or “–”).

Start

End

Step

Leading zeros

Output

Column Row

Delimiter

Wrapping

I↵II↵III↵IV↵V↵VI↵VII …

List of Roman numerals from 1 to 500

How to create a 1–500 list in Roman numerals

Advanced settings

Separators

Wrapping

Examples of use

How the Roman numeral system works

Frequently asked questions

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