Currency Converter
Convert between 12 major currencies with live exchange rates. Pick any pair, no sign-up.
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About this currency converter
This tool converts between 12 major world currencies using live exchange rates. Pick any two currencies, enter an amount, and the result updates instantly — nothing is sent to a server beyond a single rates request, which is cached in your browser for 12 hours to keep things fast on repeat visits.
Currencies covered
- USD (US Dollar) — issued by the Federal Reserve, it's the world's primary reserve currency and the most-traded currency by far.
- EUR (Euro) — the official currency of 20 European Union member states, issued by the European Central Bank in Frankfurt.
- GBP (British Pound Sterling) — issued by the Bank of England, it is the oldest currency still in continuous use, dating back over 1,200 years.
- JPY (Japanese Yen) — issued by the Bank of Japan, it is the third most-traded currency in the world and has no minor subunit in practice.
- INR (Indian Rupee) — issued by the Reserve Bank of India, it uses a distinct lakh/crore numbering system for large amounts.
- CAD (Canadian Dollar) — issued by the Bank of Canada and nicknamed the "loonie" after the loon featured on the one-dollar coin.
- AUD (Australian Dollar) — issued by the Reserve Bank of Australia and also used as legal tender in several Pacific island nations.
- CNY (Chinese Yuan (Renminbi)) — issued by the People's Bank of China; onshore (CNY) and offshore (CNH) rates can differ slightly.
- CHF (Swiss Franc) — issued by the Swiss National Bank and widely treated as a safe-haven currency during market volatility.
- SGD (Singapore Dollar) — managed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore against a trade-weighted basket rather than a single peg.
- BRL (Brazilian Real) — issued by the Central Bank of Brazil and one of Latin America's most actively traded currencies.
- MXN (Mexican Peso) — issued by the Bank of Mexico and, by trading volume, one of the most-traded emerging-market currencies globally.