FX Inline

Read prices in your currency.

FX Inline shows the conversion beside the original price, right on the page you’re reading.

A bullet train passes Mount Fuji.

Tokyo to Kyoto

A one-way ticket costs ¥13,320 ($88.80). (€79.92). (£69.26). (₹7,459.20).

A bicycle outside the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.

A day at the Rijksmuseum

An adult ticket for 2026 costs €25 ($27.78). (already in EUR). (£21.67). (₹2,333.33).

A clothbound hardback on a bookshop counter.

The Creative Act

Canongate lists Rick Rubin’s hardback at £27 ($34.62). (€31.15). (already in GBP). (₹2,907.69).

149 currencies are supported in the Chrome Extension
Choose an example or autoplay

Features

  • See prices in your currency as you browse.
  • Highlight a price to convert it and edit either amount.
  • Open the toolbar to compare two currencies.
More features
  • Choose from 149 currencies.
  • Page text stays on your device. FX Inline skips fields where you type.
  • Rates refresh in the background. If a refresh fails, FX Inline tries a second provider or uses saved rates.
  • Turn automatic conversion on or off for one site or everywhere.
  • See prices convert as they load, including Amazon prices.
  • Convert currency symbols, names, codes and ranges such as ₹5–7 crore. Choose compact formatting for large amounts.
  • Use the setup walkthrough in Chromium or Firefox. Open FX Inline in the browser toolbar for settings and feedback.

Available in 45 languages.

The extension follows your browser’s language and uses local currency names and number formats. Arabic and Urdu read right to left. If your browser can’t load a translation, it falls back to English.