| Type | Price / Barrel | Price / Liter | Price / Gallon |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brent Crude | — | — | — |
| WTI Crude | — | — | — |
Live Crude Oil Price Tracker on Get-Tools
The Get-Tools oil price tracker lets you monitor global crude oil prices in real time across every world currency. The tool covers both Brent Crude and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) with automatic updates every ten seconds, so the page always reflects the latest market data without needing to be reloaded. Choose from more than 150 global currencies and see prices converted instantly.
What Is Brent Crude?
Brent Crude is the world's primary oil pricing benchmark, extracted from North Sea fields between the United Kingdom and Norway. Known for its medium density and low sulfur content, Brent is a light sweet crude ideal for producing gasoline and diesel. It serves as the reference price for roughly two-thirds of global oil production and is traded on the ICE exchange in London.
What Is WTI Crude?
West Texas Intermediate is the principal US benchmark for oil pricing. Extracted in Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma, WTI is lighter than Brent and contains less sulfur. It is traded on the NYMEX in New York and is the preferred benchmark for American investors and commodity traders across North America.
Comprehensive Comparison Table
The comparison table in this tool shows the price per barrel, per liter, and per gallon for both Brent and WTI in your selected currency. This helps you understand the true cost of oil across different measurement units. One barrel equals approximately 159 liters or 42 US gallons.
Oil Unit Converter
The built-in unit converter lets you enter any number of barrels and instantly see the equivalent in liters and gallons. This feature is especially useful for professionals in fuel trading, maritime shipping, and aviation who need quick, accurate conversions on the fly.
All World Currencies
In the "All Currencies" section at the bottom of the page, you can browse the Brent crude price in more than 150 currencies at a glance. Search by currency name or code for quick access. Clicking any currency takes you to a dedicated page showing more detailed oil price information in that currency.
Factors Affecting Oil Prices
Oil prices are shaped by several key factors: OPEC+ production quota decisions, global supply and demand levels, commercial and strategic inventories, geopolitical tensions in producing regions, and the worldwide shift toward renewable energy. The price shown in any local currency is also influenced by its exchange rate against the US dollar.
Free and Secure
This tool is completely free and requires no login. We collect no personal data, and all calculations happen directly in your browser. Whether you are a professional trader or simply interested in energy prices, the Get-Tools oil price tracker gives you everything you need in one place.