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Number to Hindi Words Converter

Type an amount in digits and get it in Hindi words, ready for a cheque, a challan or a receipt.

How to use

  1. Type the amount in digits, with or without commas.
  2. Leave the rupees box ticked for a cheque, or clear it for a plain number.
  3. Press Copy and paste the Hindi words into your form or document.

Tip:Read the words back against the digits once before you sign a cheque.

Frequently asked questions

Why does it write छह and not छः?
Both are correct and both mean six. छह is the spelling in current school books. A few other numbers also have two accepted spellings, such as पंद्रह and पन्द्रह, and the meaning never changes.
Can I type commas or the rupee sign?
Yes. 125000, 1,25,000, ₹1,25,000 and 1,25,000/- all work, and so do Hindi digits such as १२५०००.
What is the largest number it can write?
99 kharab, which is 14 digits. That is far beyond any cheque.
Is anything I type uploaded?
No. The tool runs in your browser and nothing you type leaves your computer.

How Hindi counts

Hindi numbers are not built from parts the way English ones are. Every number from 1 to 99 is its own word, so 39 is उनतालीस and 79 is उनासी, and that is exactly where people slip when they write an amount by hand. This tool has all hundred of them written out, in the spellings used in school books and bank forms.

Above a hundred the Indian place values take over: सौ, हज़ार, लाख, करोड़, अरब and खरब. So 98,76,54,321 is अट्ठानवे करोड़ छिहत्तर लाख चौवन हज़ार तीन सौ इक्कीस.

Cheque wording

With the rupees box ticked, the amount ends in रुपये मात्र, and paise are added after और: 1250.50 becomes एक हज़ार दो सौ पचास रुपये और पचास पैसे मात्र. Clear the box to write a plain number, where digits after the point are read one by one.

Need the same amount in English? Use Amount in Words.