Roman Numerals 1–100 Chart
The full Roman numerals chart from 1 to 100 — every number with its Roman numeral in a clean four-column table, ready to read at a glance or print for homework. The pattern becomes obvious after 10 rows: tens build on X, XX, XXX, and units repeat I through IX inside each decade.
Below the chart you will find the seven symbols and the one rule that generates the whole system: subtract when a smaller numeral stands before a larger one (IV = 4, XC = 90), otherwise add. That single rule plus seven letters covers every number from 1 to 3,999.
| 1-25 | 26-50 | 51-75 | 76-100 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 = I | 26 = XXVI | 51 = LI | 76 = LXXVI |
| 2 = II | 27 = XXVII | 52 = LII | 77 = LXXVII |
| 3 = III | 28 = XXVIII | 53 = LIII | 78 = LXXVIII |
| 4 = IV | 29 = XXIX | 54 = LIV | 79 = LXXIX |
| 5 = V | 30 = XXX | 55 = LV | 80 = LXXX |
| 6 = VI | 31 = XXXI | 56 = LVI | 81 = LXXXI |
| 7 = VII | 32 = XXXII | 57 = LVII | 82 = LXXXII |
| 8 = VIII | 33 = XXXIII | 58 = LVIII | 83 = LXXXIII |
| 9 = IX | 34 = XXXIV | 59 = LIX | 84 = LXXXIV |
| 10 = X | 35 = XXXV | 60 = LX | 85 = LXXXV |
| 11 = XI | 36 = XXXVI | 61 = LXI | 86 = LXXXVI |
| 12 = XII | 37 = XXXVII | 62 = LXII | 87 = LXXXVII |
| 13 = XIII | 38 = XXXVIII | 63 = LXIII | 88 = LXXXVIII |
| 14 = XIV | 39 = XXXIX | 64 = LXIV | 89 = LXXXIX |
| 15 = XV | 40 = XL | 65 = LXV | 90 = XC |
| 16 = XVI | 41 = XLI | 66 = LXVI | 91 = XCI |
| 17 = XVII | 42 = XLII | 67 = LXVII | 92 = XCII |
| 18 = XVIII | 43 = XLIII | 68 = LXVIII | 93 = XCIII |
| 19 = XIX | 44 = XLIV | 69 = LXIX | 94 = XCIV |
| 20 = XX | 45 = XLV | 70 = LXX | 95 = XCV |
| 21 = XXI | 46 = XLVI | 71 = LXXI | 96 = XCVI |
| 22 = XXII | 47 = XLVII | 72 = LXXII | 97 = XCVII |
| 23 = XXIII | 48 = XLVIII | 73 = LXXIII | 98 = XCVIII |
| 24 = XXIV | 49 = XLIX | 74 = LXXIV | 99 = XCIX |
| 25 = XXV | 50 = L | 75 = LXXV | 100 = C |
How to use
- Scan the table for your number — rows run 1–25, 26–50, 51–75 and 76–100.
- Check the symbols box below to learn the seven letters and their values.
- Need a number outside 1–100? Use the full Roman numeral converter linked below the chart.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Roman numeral for 100?
100 is C (from the Latin centum). Numbers 100–399 then build with C, CC, CCC, and 400 is CD (100 before 500).
What are the seven Roman numeral symbols?
I (1), V (5), X (10), L (50), C (100), D (500) and M (1,000). Every Roman number is written with combinations of only these seven letters.
How do you write 99 in Roman numerals?
XCIX: XC is 90 (100 minus 10) and IX is 9 (10 minus 1). The subtract-before rule applies at both ends of the number.
Is IIII a valid Roman numeral?
On clocks, traditionally yes (clock faces often show IIII for visual symmetry). In standard written Roman numerals, 4 is always IV.