Two-way conversion between numbers and Chinese uppercase amounts, with correct "yuan / jiao / fen / zero" financial writing rules, multi-line batch input, and uppercase-to-number parsing. Everything runs locally in your browser — amounts are never uploaded.
Batch supported: one amount per line. Thousands separators and full-width digits are accepted.
Accepts the 人民币 prefix, 元/圆 and 整/正 forms, as well as plain uppercase numbers (e.g. 壹佰贰拾叁).
🔒 Privacy: all conversion happens locally in your browser. Amounts and results are never sent to our servers.
Chinese uppercase numerals have many strokes and leave obvious tampering marks, which is why financial documents require them. The 0-9 digits and common place values map as follows:
| Digit | Chinese uppercase | Place value | Uppercase place |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 零 | 10 | 拾 |
| 1 | 壹 | 100 | 佰 |
| 2 | 贰 | 1000 | 仟 |
| 3 | 叁 | 10000 | 万 |
| 4 | 肆 | 100000000 | 亿 |
| 5 | 伍 | 10-1（元） | 角 |
| 6 | 陆 | 10-2（元） | 分 |
| 7 | 柒 | 整 / 正 | — |
| 8 | 捌 | — | — |
| 9 | 玖 | — | — |
Per the official Rules on Payment and Settlement (Annex II), RMB uppercase amounts follow these rules. This tool applies them automatically:
Chinese uppercase numerals have complex strokes that leave obvious marks when altered, making tampering difficult. Checks, remittance slips and contracts require uppercase amounts under the official payment and settlement rules.
Amounts ending at yuan take 整 (or 正) after yuan; with jiao but no fen, 整 may be omitted; with fen, nothing follows. E.g. 1680.00 → 壹仟陆佰捌拾元整, 105.30 → 壹佰零伍元叁角. This tool applies the rules automatically.
Interior zeros are written as 零, with consecutive zeros collapsed into one: 1409.50 → 壹仟肆佰零玖元伍角, 6007.14 → 陆仟零柒元壹角肆分. When jiao is 0 but fen is not, 零 goes after yuan: 16409.02 → 壹万陆仟肆佰零玖元零贰分.
105.30 → 壹佰零伍元叁角. More examples: 1005 → 壹仟零伍元整, 0.5 → 伍角, 0.05 → 伍分, 0 → 零元整. Type the number above to get the standard uppercase form instantly.
Yes. Switch to the "Words → Number" tab and paste text like 壹佰陆拾捌元壹角捌分 to get 168.18. Batch line-by-line conversion is supported, along with the 人民币 prefix and 元/圆、整/正 forms.
No. Conversion runs entirely in your browser with JavaScript — inputs and results are never sent to our servers, making it safe for salaries, contracts and other sensitive amounts.
Up to 16 integer digits (into the quadrillions) plus two decimal places (jiao, fen) — far beyond everyday invoicing needs. Clear errors are shown when exceeded.
