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ETH unit
converter.

Precision
BigInt
no floating point
Units
07
wei → ether + USD
Price
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Wallet
None
no connection
/01ETHEREUM UNIT CONVERTER
wei
10^0
kwei
10^3
mwei
10^6
gwei
10^9
szabo
10^12
finney
10^15
ether
10^18
USD
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/reference — denomination table

namemagnitudeweialso called
wei 10⁰ 1
kwei 10³ 1,000 babbage / femtoether
mwei 10⁶ 1,000,000 lovelace / picoether
gwei 10⁹ 1,000,000,000 shannon / nanoether
szabo 10¹² 1,000,000,000,000 microether
finney 10¹⁵ 1,000,000,000,000,000 milliether
ether 10¹⁸ 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 ETH

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01
No floating point.
Every conversion runs through native BigInt. What you see here matches what the EVM would see — down to the last wei. Inputs with more decimal places than the unit allows are rejected, not silently rounded.
02
Quick presets.
Common values are one click away — wei, gwei, fractions of ether — so you can spot-check gas costs and balances without typing them out.
03
Local only.
Nothing you type leaves your machine. The conversion math runs entirely in your browser. The only network call is the USD price lookup, which sends nothing but the symbol it asks about.

/faq

01

How do I convert ETH to USD?

Type an amount in the ether row (or any other unit) and the USD row shows its live dollar value, refreshed every 60 seconds. Typing in the USD row converts the other way — dollars to wei, gwei, and ether.

02

How many wei in 1 ether?

1 ether equals 10^18 (1,000,000,000,000,000,000) wei. Wei is the smallest indivisible unit; ether is the canonical user-facing unit.

03

How many gwei in 1 ether?

1 ether equals 10^9 (1,000,000,000) gwei. Gwei is the unit gas prices are typically quoted in.

04

Why use BigInt instead of regular numbers?

JavaScript numbers cannot represent integers larger than 2^53 without precision loss. ETH balances exceed that — 1 ether is already 10^18 wei. Native BigInt arithmetic gives exact, EVM-faithful values.

05

What are kwei, mwei, szabo, finney?

They are intermediate denominations: 10^3, 10^6, 10^12, and 10^15 wei respectively. Sometimes called babbage, lovelace, microether, and milliether. Rarely used in practice but defined in the protocol.