The final forms of the letters, kaf, mem, nun, pei, and ẓadi, used when these letters appear at the very end of a word, are often given the same numerical equivalent as the standard form of the letter. Sometimes, they are given the values 500, 600, 700, 800, and 900, respectively. This brings the numerical equivalencies of the Hebrew alphabet to 1,000, for the alef, the first letter can also symbolize 1,000. RidingTheBeast.com offers a free online gematria calculator. This calculator has a simple interface with a dropdown to pick the gematria of choice. It supports multiple variations of English, Greek, and Hebrew gematria ciphers. Alongside that, you can opt to enable character breakdown and reduction. You can simply add your input, pick the cipher along with the options and run the calculator. And if you choose the option for character-by-character breakdown, it shows that as well. OnlineUtility.in is another website to calculate gematria online. The gematria calculator on this website supports Simple gematria, English gematria, and Jewish/Hebrew gematria. You can select the cipher you want to use and add your input. In the case of phrases, you also get an option to combine the words together. It does not give you a character-by-character breakdown of the gematria. When you do that, it instantly gets you the numerical value for your input in Jewish/Hebrew gematria. However, it does include a table showing the value of each English alphabet. CharacterCalculator.com has a free online gematria calculator tool. The calculator has a minimalistic interface with a text box.