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Currency Converter — Global, Fast, and SEO-Optimized

Calculator input

If provided, this rate converts 1 unit of the From currency into To currency.
Optional: adds a percentage fee or spread to the conversion.
Choose display precision for the converted amount.
3D Doughnut Breakdown
Percent labels included

Understanding currency conversion globally

Currency conversion translates money from one currency to another using an exchange rate. Banks and money services often price their rates off a mid‑market rate, then add a spread or fee. Because exchange rules and costs vary by country and provider, this calculator lets you input your own rate and fee so students, travelers, and professionals can mirror real‑life quotes.

Enter your amount, select the source and target currencies, and optionally add a custom rate and a fee/markup percentage. You’ll see the rate used, the converted amount before fees, the total fees/markup, and the net received. The doughnut chart visualizes the share of fees versus net received so you can make smarter choices when comparing providers.

Who benefits from this calculator

  • Students: Optimize study‑abroad budgets and understand how spreads affect travel money.
  • Professionals: Compare cross‑border payments and invoicing in different currencies.
  • Freelancers: Quote in client currencies and assess payout options after fees.
  • Small businesses: Benchmark provider quotes and control FX costs in international trade.

Key concepts to know

  • Exchange rate: The price of one currency in terms of another; varies throughout the day.
  • Spread/fee: The provider’s margin added to the mid‑market rate or charged separately.
  • Custom rate: If you have a quoted rate, enter it to match provider results precisely.
  • Precision: Rounding affects display, not the underlying math or value.

Best practices for accurate estimates

  • Use real quotes: If possible, input the exact provider rate and fee to mirror your transaction.
  • Compare totals: Look at net received after all fees, not just the headline rate.
  • Time your transfer: Volatile markets can move rates—small timing changes may matter.
  • Consider fixed fees: If your provider charges a flat fee, add its percentage equivalent or adjust amount accordingly.

How to add this currency converter to your website

  1. Copy the single file: Save this HTML as currency-converter.html in your project.
  2. Upload to hosting: Place the file on your server/CMS and add it to your navigation.
  3. Customize defaults: Reorder currencies, set default rounding, or prefill example rates.
  4. Brand styling: Update fonts, logo SVG, and spacing while keeping accessible contrast.
  5. Test on devices: Verify layout, inputs, and chart readability on mobile and desktop.

Tip: To fetch live rates, integrate your preferred FX API and assign the rate to “Custom rate” automatically.

FAQs

HOW TO convert between any two currencies without USD?

Select your From and To currencies directly. The calculator uses a cross‑rate table; if you have a quote, enter it under Custom rate.

HOW TO match my bank or app’s exchange quote?

Enter their exact rate in Custom rate and add the fee/markup percentage. Your net result will mirror their quote.

HOW TO include both spread and flat fees?

Add the spread as Fee/markup (%). For a flat fee, convert it into a percentage of your amount or subtract it from the net after conversion.

HOW TO choose the right rounding?

Use 2 decimals for most currencies. For FX or crypto‑like precision, switch to 4 decimals for tighter quoting.

HOW TO use this tool globally?

Pick any currency pair. The math is universal and works for students, travelers, freelancers, and businesses in any country.

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