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Forex tools & calculators
Every calculator runs instantly in your browser. Plug in your own broker's prices and contract sizes, share a link to your inputs, and read the guide under each tool to see exactly how the numbers are worked out.
Calculators
Trading calculators
Size positions, measure risk and understand costs before you commit capital.
Pip Calculator
What one pip is worth in your account currency, for any pair and size.
Lot Size Calculator
Turn a risk percentage and stop distance into a lot size.
Position Size Calculator
Size forex, gold, silver or custom instruments from entry and stop prices.
Profit & Loss Calculator
Pips, gross and net result after spread, commission and swap.
Margin Calculator
Margin required to open a position at your broker's leverage.
Leverage Calculator
Effective leverage and exposure across several open positions.
Risk/Reward Calculator
Risk and reward distances, ratio and break-even win rate.
Compounding Calculator
Hypothetical growth of an account with periodic returns and deposits.
More tools
Market & planning tools
Reference exchange rates, session timing, scheduled events and practice tools.
Currency Converter
Convert between 30 currencies at ECB reference rates.
Forex Market Hours
Is the market open? Session clock in your time zone.
Forex Sessions
Sydney, Tokyo, London and New York sessions and overlaps.
Economic Calendar
Scheduled data releases and central-bank events.
Trading Journal
Log trades privately in your browser and review your stats.
Trading Simulator
Practise on historical charts with virtual money.
Which tool should I use?
The calculators answer different questions at different moments in a trade. A simple routine is to plan the risk first and the reward second — never the other way round.
- Before you place a trade
- Decide where your stop-loss belongs on the chart first, then let the lot size calculator (stop in pips) or the position size calculator (entry and stop prices, gold and silver included) tell you how big the position can be for the percentage you are prepared to lose. Check the plan with the risk/reward calculator to see the win rate it needs to break even.
- When you want to understand a pair
- The pip calculator shows what a one-pip move is worth in your own currency — the number that links chart distances to money. Yen pairs, crosses and metals all behave differently, so it is worth checking whenever you trade something new.
- Checking your account can carry it
- The margin calculator gives the deposit a broker locks up for a single position. If you hold several trades, the leverage calculator adds them up to show your effective leverage — a better gauge of overall risk than the maximum leverage your broker offers.
- After the trade, and over time
- Use the profit & loss calculator to see the net result after spread, commission and swap, then record it in the trading journal. The compounding calculator illustrates how returns and deposits could interact over many periods — a hypothetical model, never a promise.