Currency Converter
Convert between 170+ currencies with live exchange rates
100% free. Runs entirely in your browser - your files and data never leave your device and nothing is uploaded to any server.
About this tool
Convert between 170+ world currencies using live, up-to-date exchange rates - useful for travel budgeting, online shopping from international stores, or quickly checking what an amount in one currency is worth in another right now.
How to use this tool
- Select source and target currencyPick the exact conversion pair you need from supported global currencies.
- Enter amountType the value to convert using current reference exchange rate.
- Run live conversionCalculate equivalent value in destination currency instantly.
- Review practical totalAdd expected bank/card spread or transfer fee for real transaction estimate.
Mid-market rate vs the rate your bank gives you
The rates here are mid-market rates: the midpoint between what banks pay and charge for a currency. Banks, card providers and exchange counters add a margin. If the mid-market rate is 0.92 euros per dollar, 1,000 dollars is 920 euros; at a 3% margin you would get about 892.
When paying by card abroad, choose to pay in the local currency rather than your home currency - the "convert now" option at a card terminal usually uses a worse rate than your card provider.
Key features
- Fast multi-currency conversion for planning and purchases.
- Uses live rates instead of stale static tables.
- Supports travel, ecommerce, and remittance scenarios.
- Simple reference point before executing real transactions.
Common uses
- Budgeting travel spend in local currency.
- Comparing international product prices before checkout.
- Estimating remittance values for cross-border transfers.
- Evaluating salary offers quoted in foreign currencies.
Tips for better results
- Check final bank/card rate including spread and fees.
- Recheck rate close to transaction time for volatile pairs.
- Use consistent base currency for budget tracking.
- Set margin buffer for high-volatility currencies.
Mistakes to avoid
- Assuming market quote equals card settlement rate.
- Ignoring conversion and transfer fees in planning.
- Using outdated rate screenshots for important decisions.
- Mixing buy/sell rate contexts in business reporting.
Frequently asked questions
Rates are pulled live so they reflect current market values rather than fixed/outdated figures - keep in mind exchange rates fluctuate constantly, so the rate at the moment of an actual transaction (like a bank transfer) may differ slightly.
Not necessarily - banks and payment processors typically add their own margin/fee on top of the raw market exchange rate, so the rate here is a useful reference but not a guarantee of the exact rate you'll be charged.
Over 170 world currencies are covered, spanning major currencies (USD, EUR, GBP) as well as a wide range of regional and less commonly traded ones.
It is the midpoint between the buying and selling price of a currency on wholesale markets - the fairest reference rate. Banks and exchange bureaus add a margin on top, so the rate you are offered is almost always slightly worse.
Usually yes. When a card terminal offers to charge you in your home currency (dynamic currency conversion), the merchant's rate is often several percent worse than your card network's rate.
Convert the same amount here and compare it with what your bank quotes. The gap, as a percentage, is the hidden fee in the exchange rate - add any fixed transfer fee on top to see the full cost.