With that said, let’s go through this post and explore these calculators in detail. The most common type of gematria used today is the Jewish system, which assigns numerical values to Hebrew letters. For example, the letter Aleph (א) is assigned a value of one, while the letter Beth (ב) is given a value of two. This system can then be used to calculate the numerical value of any Hebrew word or phrase. The numerical result is referred to as its “gematria value” or “gematria number”. GematriaCalculatorApp.com is a free online gematria calculator that supports dozens of gematria ciphers. It supports a total of 36 ciphers covering variations of English, Reverse, Jewish, Kabbalah, Mathematical, and other gematria. You can toggle the cipher(s) you want to use and then add your input. The calculator gives you the gematria of the input for all selected ciphers. You can click on the desired cipher from the output to get the character breakdown in that particular cipher. Along with the character breakdown, it also shows the letter-number assigned chart of the cipher. Jewish gematria or Hebrew gematria is the practice of assigning numerical values to letters (in English or any other language) in the hebrew system. This allows for words and phrases to be expressed as numbers, which can then be used for mathematical or mystical purposes. The most common way to assign numerical values to Hebrew letters is by using the assigned number of each letter in the alphabet in a kind of incremental way. The first 9 letters are valued from 1 to 9, the next 9 letters from 10 to 90, and the last four letters from 100 to 400.