Scientific Calculator for Your Site

Embed a full-featured scientific calculator on your website. Great for educational sites, math blogs, or any site that needs quick computation tools.

Embed This Calculator on Your Website

Copy the code below and paste it into your website's HTML. The calculator will appear exactly as shown below.

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<iframe
  src="http://localhost:45678/scientific"
  width="640"
  height="520"
  frameborder="0"
  scrolling="auto"
  title="Scientific Calculator for Your Site"
></iframe>
How to embed:
  1. Click Copy Code above to copy the embed snippet.
  2. Open your website's HTML editor or CMS (WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, etc.).
  3. Paste the code where you want the calculator to appear.
  4. Adjust width and height above to fit your layout.
  5. Save and publish — the calculator will be live on your page.

Live Preview

This is exactly what your visitors will see when the calculator is embedded.

Scientific Calculator

Click the buttons or type to perform calculations (Deg/Rad, trig, logs, powers, factorial, EXP, memory).

Expr: Mode: DEG • Ans: 0 • M: 0
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Tips: Use ^ for power, ! for factorial, % for percent, EXP for scientific notation. Press Enter for =, Esc for AC.

Our free online scientific calculator supports trigonometric, logarithmic, exponential, and statistical functions, ideal for students, engineers, and professionals who need more than basic arithmetic. Switch between degree and radian modes, use memory functions, and perform complex calculations directly in your browser, no download required.

Key Functions Available

Trigonometric: sin, cos, tan and their inverse functions (sin⁻¹, cos⁻¹, tan⁻¹).

Logarithmic: log (base 10) and ln (natural log). Power and root: x², x³, xʸ, √x, ³√x.

Constants: π and e. Memory functions: M+, M-, MR. Mode switching between Degree and Radian for trigonometric calculations.

How to Use This Calculator

  1. Type your expression using the keypad, or use your keyboard
  2. Switch between Deg/Rad mode depending on your calculation type
  3. Use parentheses to control order of operations
  4. Press "=" or Enter to calculate the result
  5. Use "Ans" to reuse your last result in a new calculation

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between Degree and Radian mode?

Degree mode measures angles in degrees (0–360°), while Radian mode uses radians (0–2π). Make sure you select the correct mode for your specific calculation, mixing them up is a common source of errors.

Can I calculate factorials and percentages?

Yes, this calculator supports factorial (n!) and percentage (%) functions directly from the keypad.

How do I use scientific notation (EXP)?

The EXP button lets you enter numbers in scientific notation format, useful for very large or very small values.

Is this calculator suitable for exams?

This calculator replicates the core functions of a standard scientific calculator and is suitable for practicing calculations, though always check your exam's specific calculator policy.