Money Counter
Count bills and coins across nine currencies by selecting denominations and entering quantities per row. Each currency loads its own denomination set from large bills to small coins. Add or remove rows as needed, and the running total updates with each change. All entries persist between visits.
This tool sends nothing over the network. Everything you enter is processed on your device and never reaches our servers.
Documentation
A money counter tallies physical currency by denomination, tracking each bill and coin type separately and rolling every row into a single total. It supports nine currencies, USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, JPY, CHF, MXN, and INR, each loading its own set of bills and coins.
- Each row pairs a denomination with a quantity, and any number of rows can track different bill and coin types independently.
- Quantity accepts whole numbers, decimals, fractions such as 1/2, and mixed numbers such as 2 1/4, which covers partial roll counting.
- Grand Total is the combined monetary value of every row. Total Bills and Coins is the sum of all quantities entered. Distinct Denominations Used reports how many rows have a quantity greater than zero.
Three $20 bills, five $1 bills, and eight quarters give a Grand Total of (3 x 20) + (5 x 1) + (8 x 0.25) = 60 + 5 + 2 = $67. Total Bills and Coins is 3 + 5 + 8 = 16, and Distinct Denominations Used is 3.
Counting physical currency by denomination is a routine task in retail, banking, event management, and personal finance. This tool replaces pen-and-paper tally sheets with a persistent digital counter that tracks every bill and coin type separately and rolls them into a single total.
- Retail Cash Drawer: Count the contents of a register at the end of a shift by entering the quantity of each bill and coin denomination. Compare the grand total against the expected drawer balance to identify overages or shortages.
- Bank Teller Reconciliation: Tally vault inventory across multiple denomination stacks before and after business hours. Switch between currencies when handling foreign exchange deposits.
- Fundraising Events: Track cash donations collected at a charity event. Add rows for each denomination received and export the grand total for the event report.
- Travel Preparation: Count leftover foreign currency after a trip by selecting the appropriate currency and entering each denomination. Know the exact value before exchanging it back.
- Household Savings Jar: Empty a coin jar and count the contents by denomination to find out how much has accumulated. Record the total before depositing at a bank or coin machine.
- Vending Machine Service: Reconcile coins and bills removed from vending machines during a collection route. Add one row per denomination to get a quick route total.
- Classroom Math Exercise: Teach students to count money by having them enter quantities for each denomination and observe how the grand total changes as they adjust values.
Inputs, outputs, and what the Money Counter computes
What the Money Counter asks for and what it returns, as a plain list. Defaults, units, and ranges are the ones the form loads with.
Inputs
- Currency · default: USD - US Dollar
Controls
Calculate · Reset
Example
Three $20 bills, five $1 bills, and eight quarters give a Grand Total of (3 x 20) + (5 x 1) + (8 x 0.25) = 60 + 5 + 2 = $67.