YenPip
Free forex calculators that just work
Six essential trading calculators, instant and free. No sign-up, no clutter — just the numbers you need before you place a trade.
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Six essential tools. Free, instant, and explained in plain language.
- Pip CalculatorWork out the exact value of one pip in any currency pair and account currency. Standard, mini and micro lots supported. Free and instant.
- Lot Size CalculatorCalculate the right forex lot size from your account balance, risk percentage and stop loss. Floors to whole micro lots so you never risk more than planned.
- Position Size CalculatorCalculate forex position size from your entry, stop loss and risk percentage — and see the risk/reward ratio and potential profit at your take profit.
- Margin CalculatorSee exactly how much margin a forex position requires at any leverage, in your account currency. Includes position value and worked examples.
- Profit & Loss CalculatorEstimate forex profit or loss for any trade: pair, direction, entry and exit price, and lot size — converted into your account currency.
- Risk/Reward CalculatorCheck the risk/reward ratio of any forex trade before you enter it: risk to stop loss versus reward to take profit, with money amounts if you add a lot size.
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Every calculator shows its formula and a worked example, and the math runs in your browser — nothing to trust, everything to verify.
Honest numbers
Exchange rates are labelled indicative with an as-of date. Results are estimates, never promises.
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The tools work with every broker and stay free whether you follow an affiliate link or not.
Learn the basics
Short, accurate guides that link every concept to the calculator that uses it.
- How to Use the Economic Calendar for Forex TradingInterest-rate decisions, jobs reports and inflation data move currencies more in a minute than in the rest of the day. Here is how to read the economic calendar, what happens to spreads around a release, and how to protect open trades.
- Forex Order Types Explained: Market, Limit and Stop OrdersBuy limit or buy stop? The difference decides whether you enter on a pullback or a breakout. Here is how market orders and the four pending orders work, which price triggers each one, and when to use them.
- How to Read a Forex Quote: Currency Pairs, Bid and AskA forex quote tells you what one currency costs in another, and every quote has two prices. Here is how base and quote currencies, bid, ask and spread work, and what actually happens when you buy or sell a pair.
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