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Percentage Calculator

Find what percentage one number is of another, take a percentage of a value, or measure the increase or decrease between two numbers. Results update as you type, with the formula shown under every answer.

Example: 25% of 200 equals 50.

Example: 25 of 200 equals 12.5%.

Example: 200 to 250 is a 25% increase.

Result

50

25% of 200 = 50

25% of 200 equals 50.

The calculator answers three percentage questions in separate tabs. The first two tabs start prefilled with 25 and 200, and the answer appears before you type a single key.

How to use the Percentage Calculator

  1. Pick the tab that matches your question.
  2. Enter the two numbers. Each tab takes exactly two.
  3. Read the answer as you type. There is no submit button, and the result updates on every keystroke.
  4. Click Copy to clipboard under the result to copy the number and the formula.

What each tab calculates

What is X% of Y? multiplies the percentage by the value, so 12.5% of 80 = 10. X is what percent of Y? divides the part by the whole and multiplies by 100, so 25 of 200 = 12.5%. Percentage increase or decrease uses (to – from) / from x 100, so a move from 200 to 250 gives 25%, and the reverse direction gives -20%.

How to read the result

Under every answer the tool restates the formula with your exact numbers. Enter 25 and 200 and it shows “25% of 200 = 50” together with the sentence “25% of 200 equals 50”. A result above 100% means the part is larger than the whole. A negative result means a decrease, or a part below zero. A result of 0% means no change. Answers keep up to 6 decimal places with trailing zeros removed: 1 / 3 = 33.333333%, while 25 of 200 stays 12.5%.

Limits

Decimals, negative values, and commas are accepted in every field. Empty fields, letters, a whole of zero, or a starting value of zero stop the calculation and show a message next to the fields instead of an answer.

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