Convert US dollars (USD) to Australian dollars (AUD) at today's mid-market rate. Free, no sign-up, updated every day.
1 USD = … AUD
Enter an amount in either box – the other box updates instantly using the latest daily mid-market rate.
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Rate on the first day of each month over the past year, plus the latest rate (AUD per 1 USD).
The US dollar to Australian dollar rate tells you how many Australian dollars one US dollar buys. In foreign-exchange markets the pair is usually quoted the other way round, as AUD/USD (nicknamed the “Aussie”), so remember to invert that number when you need USD to AUD.
The rate shown here is a mid-market reference rate – the midpoint between buying and selling prices, before any fees or margins. It is the fairest benchmark for comparing offers from banks, cards and transfer services. To understand what those providers really charge, see our guide to USD to AUD exchange fees; for the long-run picture since 1966, see USD to AUD historical rates.
Multiply the US dollar amount by the current USD to AUD rate. For example, if 1 USD = 1.50 AUD, then 200 USD = 200 × 1.50 = 300 AUD. The converter above does this automatically using the latest daily rate.
Divide the Australian dollar amount by the USD to AUD rate (or multiply it by the AUD to USD rate). Type into the AUD box above, or use our dedicated AUD to USD converter.
We use daily mid-market reference rates from the free, open-source currency API maintained by Fawaz Ahmed, loaded live in your browser each time you open the page. The rate is updated once per day; it is not a dealing rate from any bank.
Banks, card issuers and airport exchange counters usually add a margin to the mid-market rate and may also charge a fixed fee. The amount you actually receive in Australian dollars is therefore normally a little lower than the figure shown here. Our exchange fees calculator shows how much a given margin costs.
Once per day. The date of the rate in use is shown next to it. For intraday price moves, see the live AUD/USD chart.
No – they are inverses. Markets quote the pair as AUD/USD (US dollars per Australian dollar). USD to AUD is 1 divided by that number: if AUD/USD is 0.65, then 1 USD = 1 ÷ 0.65 ≈ 1.54 AUD.