Brands3D web app
Money Visualiser
See what money really looks like.
Enter an amount and watch it take shape as realistic 3D stacks of bills, coins or ingots, across 82 currencies, 19 metals and around 80 cryptocurrencies.
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10,000 notes in 100 straps and 10 bricks. 33 cm wide, 31 cm deep, 11 cm tall.
US $100 notes, bound in straps of 100 and bricks of 1,000, beside a 1.75 m person.
What it does
Most people have never seen a million of anything. Money Visualiser turns an amount into a physical object you can walk around: notes bound into straps of 100 and bricks of 1,000, the way banks bundle them, set in a gold vault, a warehouse, on an aircraft carrier or across a football field.
Every currency uses its real note sizes, sourced from the central banks that print them. Rates come through a five-step fallback, from the edge to the European Central Bank, so a stack still renders when one source goes quiet.
It runs in any modern browser with nothing to install and no account. A Chrome extension, Money Visualiser Assistant, brings the same sense of scale to prices on the pages you already read.