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Convert between ~30 major currencies with live ECB rates
Convert between ~30 major currencies with live ECB rates
Use the Currency Converter when you need the specific operation described above. Choose the input and options that match your intended output, then check the result before using it elsewhere.
Add numbers, currencies, or time values into the appropriate fields on the tool page.
Select the conversion pair you need, such as inches to centimeters or USD to EUR.
The tool updates the output in real time so you can verify the calculation immediately.
Use the converted value for budgets, schedules, designs, or reporting without leaving the page.
Rates are retrieved from the Frankfurter reference-rate API. They may be delayed or unavailable and should not be used as a live bank, payment, or trading quote.
Unit and time-zone conversions use defined conversion rules and the browser’s time-zone data. Currency conversion depends on a third-party exchange-rate feed and its latest available timestamp; it is not a trading quote.
Check the source and destination units, selected date or currencies, and any displayed rate timestamp before using a converted value.
The tool is a focused utility rather than a substitute for reviewing the final file or data in its destination. Keep an unchanged source when the input is important, and use the relevant specialist software for requirements the page does not claim to support.
Rates come from the European Central Bank via the open Frankfurter API and are refreshed every business day — they are reference rates, not live trading ticks.
Around 30 major world currencies (USD, EUR, GBP, INR, JPY and more). Some exotic currencies — e.g. PKR, AED, SAR — are not offered by the ECB-based API yet.
Yes — free and unlimited, with no account and no usage cap, and the amount you convert is never stored because the arithmetic happens in your browser.
Not as a final figure. These are daily reference rates; banks and payment providers add their own spread and fees, so your actual amount will differ slightly.
No. The amount you type stays in your browser — only the public rate lookup is requested, and nothing about you is saved.
Yes for everyday, coursework, and planning use. Conversions use standard factors and the browser's own internationalisation data rather than a hardcoded lookup table.
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