Real-Time Currency Converter
Convert between more than 120 world currencies — including the Moroccan dirham (MAD) and many others — at live mid-market rates. Add an optional fee or spread to see what a bank or card would actually give you, swap currencies in one click, and pick a favourite with the quick buttons. If the rate service is unreachable you get a clear error with a retry.
- 100% free
- Secure
Why use Currency Converter?
Currency Converter gives you accurate results instantly, with the underlying formula shown so you can trust the numbers.
- Runs instantly in your browser — nothing to install, nothing uploaded.
- Completely free, with no account, no watermarks and no usage limits.
- Live rates from a free public API (open.er-api.com)
- Enter an amount and choose the From and To currencies (type to search the list).
- Works on any device — desktop, tablet and phone — and is fully keyboard accessible.
What it can do — and its limits
- 120+ currencies at live mid-market rates, including MAD and other previously missing codes.
- Optional fee/spread to estimate the real bank or card rate; quick-pick favourites and one-click swap.
- Clear error state with retry when the rate service is offline.
How to use Currency Converter
- Enter an amount and choose the From and To currencies (type to search the list).
- Optionally add a bank/card fee or spread percentage.
- Read the converted amount at the mid-market rate, and the net amount after your fee.
- Use the swap button or quick-pick buttons to change currencies fast.
Examples
- Converting 100 USD to EUR at the current rate.
- Checking how much a price is in your home currency.
Formulas
- Live rates from a free public API (open.er-api.com)
Limitations
- Requires an internet connection to fetch rates.
- Rates are indicative and may be delayed; not for trading or settlement.
- No historical rates or fees are included.
Frequently asked questions
Which currencies are supported?
Over 120, covering all major currencies plus many regional ones such as the Moroccan dirham (MAD), Tunisian dinar, Kenyan shilling and more. Type in the dropdown to search by code or name.
What is the fee/spread field for?
Live rates are mid-market — the “true” rate. Banks and cards add a margin, so enter a percentage (for example 2–3%) to estimate what you would actually receive.
Are the rates good enough for trading?
No. They are indicative mid-market rates that may be delayed, provided for information only — not for trading or settlement.
What happens if rates fail to load?
You will see a clear error message with a retry button. Live rates need an internet connection.