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Currency Converter

Offline Currency Converter

30 currencies with a dated rate snapshot and manual rate override — no API calls, no tracking

Amount

Rates are a static snapshot from 2026-08-22 (open.er-api.com) stored inside this page — no exchange-rate API is called and no query leaves your browser. Enter a custom rate for exact accounting work.

Examples

Trip budget

Input
100 USD → EUR (snapshot)
Output
≈ 92.00 EUR · 1 USD = 0.9200 EUR · inverse 1.0870

Snapshot rate, clearly dated — fine for planning, overridable for accounting.

About this tool

A converter that calls no API, on purpose: 30 currencies ship as a dated snapshot inside the page, cross rates derive through the USD base the way markets quote them, and the snapshot date is printed with every result.

For exact work — invoices, reimbursements — a custom-rate field overrides the snapshot and the output marks itself '(custom)' so provenance is never ambiguous. Everything works offline once the page is loaded.

How to use

  1. Set amount and currencies

    Type the amount, pick from/to, tap the swap arrows to flip direction.

  2. Check the rate

    Direct and inverse rates plus the snapshot date appear with the result.

  3. Override when exact

    Enter your bank's real rate for statement-matching conversions.

  4. Scan the table

    One unit of the source currency across the majors, sortable by strength.

Use cases

Travel planning

Quick conversions without beaming your amounts to a rate API.

Invoice reconciliation

Match a bank's exact rate for reimbursement-grade numbers.

Snapshot details

PropertyValue
Currencies30 majors incl. USD, EUR, GBP, TRY, JPY, INR, KRW, BRL
BaseUSD (cross rates derived through it)
RefreshManual snapshot via the bundled update script

Common mistakes

Mistake:Trusting mid-market rates for actual transfers

Fix:Banks apply spreads; enter the real rate in the custom field for statement-matching math.

Mistake:Ignoring the snapshot date

Fix:The date is the honesty mechanism — rates drift, and the label tells you how far.

Frequently asked questions

References & standards