This tool writes Indian rupee amounts in Hindi words, in the exact prose form used on cheques and legal documents — with the rupee part and the paise subunit spelled separately and closed by मात्र.
How it works
The amount is split into a whole-rupee part and a fractional part. The rupee part is spelled with the Indian numbering system (लाख, करोड़ and beyond), reusing the same irregular 0–99 Hindi name table as a plain number-to-words converter. The fractional part is read as paise, the 1/100 subunit, padded or truncated to exactly two digits, and appended after और. The whole phrase ends with मात्र (“only”), the standard cheque closing.
Example
The amount 1250.75 is read as:
एक हज़ार दो सौ पचास रुपये और पचहत्तर पैसे मात्रThe rupee part uses the Indian scale and the 75 paise are spelled separately.
Notes
The ₹ sign, commas and spaces are stripped automatically, so both 1,250.75 and ₹1250.75 are accepted. Everything runs locally in your browser.