Free tool to convert a numeric amount into formal Chinese capital characters (壹貳參…元整), handling jiao, fen and the trailing 元整 — for cheques, receipts and invoices.
Useful for cheques, receipts and invoices that require amounts written in Chinese capital characters.
Cheques, promissory notes, IOUs, receipts and contracts often need the amount spelled out, because words are hard to alter — a digit '1' can become '7', but a written-out number can't be tampered with easily. Writing long amounts by hand invites errors, so one-click conversion is safest.
Formal documents usually wrap the spelled-out amount with currency wording and an 'only/exact' suffix, and there are conventions for how zeros appear. This tool produces a conventional form you can copy straight onto a cheque, receipt or contract, reducing rejections over formatting.
Once converted, use it with our quotation, income-expense or contract templates so the figures and wording across a document stay consistent. For matters of negotiable instruments and legal effect, follow your bank or a professional.
The capital characters (壹貳參…) are complex and hard to alter, so cheques and formal receipts require them to prevent tampering with the amount.
Yes, decimals are converted to 角 (jiao) and 分 (fen); whole amounts end with 元整.
It supports amounts up to the 兆 (trillion) range, covering normal cheques and bookkeeping.