Amount in words
Write an amount out in words for invoices, contracts and bank transfers, in Polish, English or German.
Always read the wording once more before you sign a legal document.
How to write an amount in words
- Enter the amount with a comma or a dot before the cents.
- Choose the currency, for example PLN, EUR or USD.
- Pick the language of the words: Polish, English or German.
- Decide whether the cents should appear as a fraction like 45/100 or in words.
- Copy the finished text and paste it into your invoice, contract or transfer form.
When it helps
- Filling in the total in words on a Polish VAT invoice.
- Writing the price in a sales or rental contract without typos.
- Preparing a promissory note or a receipt where the amount must be spelled out.
- Double-checking a large number such as 1 250 000 before sending a document.
- Learning how numbers are written in Polish, English or German.
Frequently asked questions
How does the tool handle Polish grammar?
It chooses the correct forms of złoty, grosz, tysiąc and milion for every number, for example dwa złote, pięć złotych and dwadzieścia dwa tysiące.
How are cents written?
You can show them as a fraction, such as 45/100, which is common on invoices, or spell them out in full.
What is the largest amount I can convert?
Amounts up to 999 999 999 999.99 are supported, which covers billions in any of the available currencies.
Which currencies are available?
Polish zloty, euro, US dollar, British pound and Swiss franc, each with the correct plural forms in the chosen language.
Does German use one long word?
Yes. German writes numbers below one million as a single word, for example eintausendzweihundertvierunddreißig, and the tool follows that rule.
Is the amount sent anywhere?
No. The words are generated in your browser, so contract values and invoice totals stay private.