BC Clipboard OCR Croesus Rates - Currency Conversion

🔍 Exchange Rate Lookup📋

A full table of the euro's exchange rate against every supported currency: the direct rate (1 EUR = ...), the indirect rate (1 unit = ... EUR) and how much it has moved since the previous business day.

💱 Clipboard OCR Croesus Rates — Currency Converter

Croesus Rates is a specialised tool for converting currency values found in images — price tags, menus, receipts, invoices from abroad. Photograph, paste or upload the image; the tool extracts the text with OCR and applies today's exchange rate — or a specific past date if you need one — either replacing each value or adding the converted amount in brackets right next to it. Beyond images, a Simple Conversion field lets you convert a single value on the spot, the Exchange Rate Difference Calculator shows how much a rate moved between two dates, and the Historical Exchange Rate Export downloads a whole period's rates as a spreadsheet-ready file. Share the converted result via your messaging app, Teams or email in one click.

The name is a nod to Croesus, King of Lydia in the 6th century BC — widely credited as the first ruler to mint coins of standardised, guaranteed purity, and proverbially "as rich as Croesus" ever since. A currency converter felt like the right place to keep that name.

Recommended uses

• Travelling abroad and reading a price tag, menu or receipt in a currency you're not used to.
• Comparing prices between two currencies while shopping online or reviewing an invoice from abroad.
• Checking a hotel bill, restaurant check or taxi receipt against what you expected to pay at home.
• Quickly converting a salary, quote or budget figure between currencies during a call or meeting.
• Double-checking a currency conversion shown by a shop or exchange booth against the official reference rate.
• Looking up what a currency was worth on a specific past date — for example, the day you made a purchase or signed a contract abroad.
• Working out how much a rate moved between two dates, for example between booking a trip and paying the final balance.
• Calculating the exchange rate difference on an invoice paid in a foreign currency, from its issue date to the date it was actually paid.
• Downloading a full period's exchange rates for expense reports, bookkeeping or reconciling invoices in a spreadsheet.

How the conversion works

• Pick your currency pair: Choose the currency you're reading and the currency you want to convert to — over 30 currencies supported.
• Live daily rates: Conversions use the European Central Bank's daily reference rate — published once per working day, not a continuously live rate — cached for the rest of the day so it only needs to be fetched once.
• Replace or add in brackets: Choose whether the converted value replaces the original number, or gets added next to it in brackets so both stay visible.
• Quick convert, one value: Don't need to extract anything from an image? Type a single number into the quick-convert field and get the result instantly.

💱 Where the exchange rate comes from

Croesus Rates uses the European Central Bank's daily reference rate, based on the previous working day's close, covering 31 currencies. To convert between two non-euro currencies, both rates are cross-calculated through the euro.

Supported currencies: EUR, USD, GBP, JPY, CHF, CAD, AUD, CNY, HKD, NZD, SGD, SEK, NOK, DKK, PLN, CZK, HUF, RON, BGN, ISK, TRY, ILS, INR, IDR, KRW, MYR, PHP, THB, MXN, BRL and ZAR.

For example, on 20 March 2026, 1 euro (EUR) was worth about 1.1555 US Dollars (USD), 0.86438 British Pounds (GBP), 183.46 Japanese Yen (JPY), 0.9096 Swiss Francs (CHF) and 7.9664 Chinese Yuan (CNY).

Beyond today's rate, Croesus Rates goes further using this same European Central Bank data: uncheck "Latest close" next to the currency selector to use a specific past date instead of today's (up to 5 years back); use the Exchange Rate Difference Calculator to see how much a rate moved between two dates; or use the Historical Exchange Rate Export to download a plain text file with every business day's rate over a whole period, ready to open in a spreadsheet.

Currency exchange rates are the European Central Bank's daily reference rate (published once per working day, around 16:00 CET — not a live market rate), fetched via Frankfurter.dev. Before making any financial decision, please consult the central bank relevant to your region — for example the Federal Reserve (USA) or the European Central Bank (EU).

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