Move from everyday arithmetic to function graphs, number-base conversions, and unit calculations in one app. Windows Calculator brings standard, scientific, programmer, and graphing modes together with built-in converters.
Calculation modes
Standard mode handles basic arithmetic. Scientific mode adds options for more involved expressions, including parentheses, and presents complex calculations in a way that is easier to follow. Switching modes gives you access to different kinds of calculations within the same app.
Programmer and graphing modes
Programmer mode is built around work with different number bases: convert values among decimal, hexadecimal, and binary. Graphing mode displays functions as graphs, letting you view their shape on screen.
- Use the programmer mode for number-base conversions.
- Use graphing mode to represent functions visually.
Unit and currency converters
The converter tools cover everyday measurements and other quantities, including distance, volume, temperature, weight, energy, area, velocity, time, data, pressure, and angle. A separate currency converter provides exchange-rate information that updates daily.
Date difference
Enter two dates in the date calculator to find the time between them.
Pros
- Four modes cover standard, scientific, programmer, and graphing calculations
- Programmer mode converts decimal, hexadecimal, and binary values
- Converters cover units such as distance, temperature, data and angle, plus currency
- The date calculator finds the difference between two dates
System requirements: Windows 10, Windows 11
Which calculation modes does Windows Calculator include?
It includes standard, scientific, programmer, and graphing modes.
Can it convert between binary and hexadecimal?
Yes. Programmer mode converts among decimal, hexadecimal, and binary.
What can the converter tools handle?
They cover currency and units such as temperature, distance, volume, data, and angle.