Money & banking

Number to Persian words

Enter a number and it is written out in Persian words — for invoices, cheques and contracts.

This tool runs entirely inside your browser. No file or text is sent to any server.

How to use

  1. Type the number into the field; Persian digits are accepted too.
  2. If it is an amount of money, pick Toman or Rial.
  3. The written form is produced immediately.
  4. Use the copy button to take the text.

Notes on this tool

As you type, the same number is shown below the field with thousands separators, so you can check it against what you meant to enter.

With a currency selected, only whole numbers are accepted and the decimal point is refused.

With no currency, decimals are written out in full — 1.25 becomes «یک ممیز بیست و پنج صدم».

The ordinal option writes the number as first, second, third and so on.

Frequently asked questions

What is this used for?
Persian cheques, invoices and contracts require the amount in words as well as digits. This produces that text.
How large a number is supported?
Into the trillions, which covers any ordinary invoice or contract. Anything larger is reported as an error rather than written incorrectly.
Why can I not type a decimal point once I pick a currency?
Because Toman and Rial have no decimal part — an amount like “12.5 Toman” does not exist. Set the currency back to none and decimals are allowed again.
What changes between Toman and Rial?
Only the unit appended to the text; the number is not converted. To convert the amount itself, this tool does that.

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