Amount in English Words
How to Use
💰 Amount in English Words
This tool spells an amount out in English words the way international cheques, trade contracts and letters of credit do: the whole part takes the currency unit (DOLLARS, YUAN, EUROS), the fractional part is written as two digits of cents, and an amount with no cents ends in ONLY.
For example, 1234.56 USD becomes ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FOUR DOLLARS AND FIFTY-SIX CENTS. Note the AND that joins hundreds and tens, and the plural handling: ONE DOLLAR versus TWO DOLLARS, ONE CENT versus FIFTY CENTS.
✨ Features
- Five currencies: USD, CNY, EUR, GBP, HKD
- Singular and plural handled automatically
- Cents always two digits; ONLY appended when there are none
- Switch between UPPERCASE and Title Case
- Accepts thousands separators and negative amounts
- One-click copy, everything computed locally
🚀 How to Use
- Type the amount, with or without commas
- Pick the currency and output case
- The words appear immediately
- Copy and paste into the contract or invoice
⚠️ Notes
- Banks may be stricter: some require the full SAY ... ONLY sentence, so wrap this output in their template
- Currency naming varies: contracts may write RMB, YUAN or CNY for the same currency; follow whatever the two parties agreed
- No rounding is applied: round to cents yourself before using more than two decimals
- Aid only: always proofread a figure that matters; do not rely on the conversion alone
New in v1.1.0
- 10 currencies, adding JPY, AUD, CAD, CHF and SGD
- Three case modes: upper, title and lower
- Optional cheque phrasing (the sum of …)
- Batch conversion and a plain-number reading
New in v1.2.0
- Symbol-prefixed amount with thousands separators
- Chinese-capital RMB cross-check
New in v1.3.0
- Reverse parsing: paste an English amount sentence and get the number and currency back
新增功能(v1.4.0)
- Currency table: one amount rendered in all ten supported currencies at once
Visual and functional fixes (v1.4.1)
- Fixed cramped vertical padding on result rows such as signed amount and Chinese capital