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Percentage Calculator On-device

Every percentage question, one tool.

What is …% of …?

Work out percentages instantly: a percentage of a number, what percentage one number is of another, percentage increase or decrease, adding or removing a percentage, and reverse percentages. Runs entirely on your device.

About this tool

What you provide

  • One of five questions: a percentage of a number, what percentage one number is of another, the change between two numbers, adding or removing a percentage, or a reverse percentage.
  • Two numbers, typed with Arabic-Indic or Latin digits.

What you get

  • The result, with the question restated in words.
  • For a change, the signed percentage labelled as an increase or a decrease.

Limits

  • Asking what percentage a number is of zero, a change starting from zero, or a reverse percentage of 0% has no answer, so the tool asks for a non-zero number instead.
  • Nothing you type leaves your device.

How to use it

  1. Pick the question

    Choose one of the five modes: % of a number, X is what % of Y, % change, Add / subtract %, or Reverse %.

  2. Enter the two numbers

    Fill the two fields, which rename themselves to match the mode — Percentage and Number, Part and Whole, or From and To — using Arabic-Indic or Latin digits; Add / subtract % adds an Add or Subtract switch above them.

  3. Read and copy the result

    The result appears under the question written out in words, labelled increase or decrease in % change mode, with a Copy button beside it and Copy link to this result for a link that reproduces the same calculation.

Frequently asked questions

What kinds of percentage questions does this calculator answer?

Five: a percentage of a number, what percentage one number is of another, the increase or decrease between two numbers, adding or removing a percentage from a value, and working back to the original number when you know the result and the percentage.

Does it handle a percentage increase and a decrease differently?

The change between two numbers is reported with its sign, so an increase reads as positive and a decrease as negative rather than as a bare number.

Is anything I type sent to a server?

No. The calculation runs in your browser and nothing you enter leaves your device.