Convert Gwei to USD.
See the dollar value of Gwei, then calculate what a gas price actually costs for an Ethereum transaction. Live reference data fills automatically, but the math works with your own values too.
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Gwei → USD
Convert a quantity of Gwei itself into ETH and US dollars.
What does that gas price cost?
A gas price quoted in Gwei is not the whole transaction fee. Multiply it by the gas actually used.
Why “10 Gwei in USD” can mean two different things
Gwei is a denomination of ETH, but it is also the unit normally used to quote Ethereum gas prices. Converting a Gwei amount directly to dollars is different from calculating the dollar cost of a transaction.
10 Gwei is 0.00000001 ETH. Multiply that ETH amount by the ETH/USD price to get its dollar value.
A quote such as “10 Gwei” normally means 10 Gwei per unit of gas, not that the entire transaction costs 10 Gwei.
Multiply the gas price by gas used. For a 21,000-gas ETH transfer, 10 Gwei means 210,000 Gwei, or 0.00021 ETH.
Gwei to USD FAQ
How much is 1 Gwei in USD?
One Gwei is one-billionth of an ETH. The live dollar value changes with ETH/USD. The calculator above divides the current ETH price by one billion.
Is Gwei the same as the Ethereum fee?
No. Gwei is commonly used to quote the price per unit of gas. Your total fee depends on both the effective gas price and how much gas the transaction consumes.
What is the formula for an Ethereum transaction fee?
Fee in ETH = gas used × gas price in Gwei ÷ 1,000,000,000. Multiply that ETH fee by ETH/USD to estimate the fee in dollars.
Does this calculator require a wallet?
No. The calculations run in your browser. It does not need a wallet address, wallet connection, private key or seed phrase. Live data providers receive your IP address and request metadata, but not your calculator inputs. No site-added analytics are used.
Does this estimate Layer 2 fees?
No. The gas-price calculation here is for Ethereum L1. Layer 2 networks can use different fee models and may include additional data-related charges.