Calculating a discount
Before
Item was 25% off, original price $80
After
Discount is $20, final price $60
The math is simple, but I've seen people mess it up. This tool shows both the savings and the final price.
I built this because I kept doing percentage math in a scratch file, getting it slightly wrong, and having to redo it. Pick your calculation type, enter the numbers, get the answer. Handles the four calculations that come up in real life — percent of a number, what percent one number is of another, percent increase, and percent decrease.
What is X% of Y?
50
X is what % of Y?
12.50%
% change from X to Y
+25.00%
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The percentage change formula that trips people up: it's `(new - old) / old * 100`, not `(new - old) / new`. If a price goes from $100 to $80, that's a 20% decrease — not 25%. I see this mistake in business reports all the time. This tool uses the correct formula, but it's worth knowing so you can sanity-check the output.
— Mirza Noman Baig
These are actual measurements from using this tool, not estimates.
Before
Item was 25% off, original price $80
After
Discount is $20, final price $60
The math is simple, but I've seen people mess it up. This tool shows both the savings and the final price.
Before
Revenue went from $45,000 to $58,000
After
That's a 28.9% increase
Used the correct formula: (58-45)/45 = 28.9%. Easy to get wrong if you divide by the new value.
Before
Student went from 62% to 78%
After
That's a 25.8% improvement
Useful for parent-teacher meetings when you need to explain progress with real numbers.
Percent of a number, what percent one number is of another, increase, and decrease.
Uses the standard formula for percentage change — denominator is the original value.
See the answer as soon as you enter the numbers.
No uploads, no accounts. Safe for financial numbers.
It's (new - old) / old × 100. The denominator is always the original value, not the new one.
Yes. Enter the original price and the discount percentage, and the tool gives you the discounted price.
Yes. A negative number means the value decreased. A positive number means it increased.
No. Everything runs in your browser. Your numbers never leave your device.
Each calculation type is separate. Switch between them as needed — the tool keeps the last value.