Percentage Calculator

What is X% of Y?

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X is what % of Y?

Percentage change from X to Y

Find percentages and changes between numbers the easy way.

About this Tool

Do you hate trying to do percentage math in your head? Our Percentage Calculator makes it easy.

You can use it to figure out a tip at a restaurant, find out your score on a test, or see how much a price has gone up or down. Percentages are a part of everyday life, but calculating them mentally can be confusing and prone to mistakes.

Whether you are trying to determine a 20 percent tip on a dinner bill, calculate the profit margin on a product, or figure out the percentage increase of your rent, this free tool handles the math for you. Just plug in the numbers and get an accurate answer instantly.

How to Use

1

Pick the type of percentage math you want to do.

2

Type your first number into the box.

3

Type your second number or percentage into the next box.

4

Click the Calculate button.

5

Get your exact answer right away.

The Formula

Percentage of a Number = (Percent / 100) x Value | Percent Change = [(New - Old) / Old] x 100

To find a percentage, the tool turns the percent into a decimal and multiplies it by your number. To find how much a number changed, it finds the difference and divides it by the old number.

Examples

Scenario
Finding a tip: What is 15% of 350?
Result
52.5. This is perfect for figuring out tips or simple discounts. The tool takes 15% and multiplies it by 350 to get the answer.
Scenario
Finding a test score: 45 is what % of 150?
Result
30%. If you got 45 points out of a total 150 points on a test, this mode tells you your final grade is a 30%.
Scenario
Checking a price going up: From $40 to $50
Result
25% Increase. If a toy cost $40 and went up to $50, the price jumped by $10. The tool shows that this is a 25% increase.
Scenario
Checking weight loss: From 80 kg to 64 kg
Result
20% Decrease. If you used to weigh 80 kg and dropped to 64 kg, you lost 16 kg. This means you lost 20% of your starting weight.

Frequently Asked Questions