News and financial reports
Make sense of funding rounds, deals and market figures quoted in foreign currencies.
NumTrans by Atoice Labs
Free Chrome extension
See foreign prices in rupees, in lakh and crore
NumTrans is a free Chrome extension for people who read prices, news and posts in foreign currencies. Hover over a US dollar, euro or pound amount on any webpage to see its approximate value in Indian rupees.
The new laptop costs $2,499≈ ₹2.2 lakh in the US, before taxes.
How it works
Three steps, then it stays out of your way
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Add it to Chrome
Install NumTrans from the Chrome Web Store. There is no account to create.
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Browse as usual
Read the news, shop, compare plans or scroll through social media the way you normally do.
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Hover over an amount
Point at a dollar, euro or pound amount to see it in rupees, in lakh and crore.
Where it helps
Wherever foreign amounts show up
No more stopping to convert each number in your head.
International product prices
See what a price on an overseas store means in rupees before you decide.
Software and subscription pricing
Understand what a foreign software plan or subscription works out to in rupees.
Social media posts
Follow posts that compare salaries, valuations or prices in dollars, euros or pounds.
Search results
Scan lists of prices or net worths without converting each figure one by one.
Formats
Reads amounts the way they are written
Prices and figures appear as full numbers and as short forms. NumTrans recognises common formats and shows the result in lakh and crore, the way large amounts are usually discussed in India.
- $2,499≈ ₹2.2 lakh
- $20mn≈ ₹176 crore
- $1.5bn≈ ₹13,200 crore
Details
What to expect
- Currencies
- US dollar ($), euro (€) and pound sterling (£), shown in Indian rupees (₹)
- Formats
- Full amounts such as $2,499, and short forms such as $2.5k, $20mn and $1.5bn
- How it shows
- On hover, in lakh and crore
- Exchange rates
- Approximate, refreshed daily from published reference rates
- Your data
- Amounts are detected in your browser. NumTrans does not send the text of the pages you read anywhere, and no account is needed.
- Browser
- Google Chrome
- Price
- Free
What NumTrans is not
NumTrans helps you read amounts. It is not a currency exchange or payment service, and its approximate rates are not meant for transactions.
NumTrans has its own privacy policy (external site), which explains exactly what the extension stores and which service it contacts for exchange rates.
Read foreign prices in a number you know
Add NumTrans to Chrome for free. No account and no complicated setup.