Percentage calculator
See the percentage and the calculation behind it. Percentage change uses the old value as its base. A zero base cannot be used for percentage shares or changes.
Work out percentages, shopping discounts, unit conversions, and date intervals. Each calculator explains its inputs and method.
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Find percentages, percentage shares, and percentage changes.
Calculator−↗Calculate a discounted price and optional sales tax.
Calculator⇄↗Convert length, mass, temperature, and data units.
Calculator▦↗Count calendar days and weeks between two dates.
Calculator↔↗Find an image ratio and calculate proportional dimensions.
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See the percentage and the calculation behind it. Percentage change uses the old value as its base. A zero base cannot be used for percentage shares or changes.
Understand the savings, subtotal, and final estimated price. Tax is applied after the discount. This is a simple estimate; actual checkout totals can differ due to local rounding and tax rules.
Translate a measurement while keeping the units clear. KB, MB, and GB use decimal factors of 1,000. KiB, MiB, and GiB use binary factors of 1,024. Temperature conversion accounts for offsets.
Count calendar days with an explicit end-date rule. The default count excludes the end date: Monday to Tuesday is one day. The end date must be on or after the start date.
Keep a rectangle in proportion when its size changes. The target height is rounded to the nearest whole pixel. A one-pixel rounding difference can slightly change the exact ratio.
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