Calculus Calculators: Derivatives, Integrals & More

Your Go-To Spot for Calculus Help

Welcome! Whether you're just starting with calculus or brushing up for an exam, you've come to the right place. This collection of calculators is designed to make your Math homework less stressful and a lot more doable.

From limits and derivatives to integrals and series, we've got tools for all the key topics. You’ll find help with tangent lines, Laplace transforms, and even those tricky directional derivatives. If it’s part of your calculus class, there’s likely a calculator here to lend a hand.

Get Answers Fast, Without the Headache

Sometimes you just need to check your work or get unstuck.

• Use the Derivative Calculator or the Second Derivative Calculator to see the exact steps for finding the slope and curvature of a function.
• Need to go the other way? Try the Antiderivative Calculator or Integral Calculator.
• Not sure how to handle multi-variable problems? The Partial Derivative Calculator, Directional Derivative Calculator, and Jacobian Calculator can help.
• For equations involving time or frequency, the Laplace Transform Calculator and Inverse Laplace Transform Calculator are here to sort that out.

These tools save you time, especially when you’re double-checking answers late at night.

Make Sense of Big Ideas One Step at a Time

Calculus can feel overwhelming, but breaking it down helps.

• The Limit Calculator is a great place to start if you’re learning how functions behave as they get close to certain values.
• Then you can move on to using the Tangent Line Calculator, Secant Line Calculator, and Normal Line Calculator to understand slopes and lines.
• Learn about how functions grow with the Instantaneous Rate of Change Calculator and the Average Rate of Change Calculator.
• Use the Asymptote Calculator to see what happens when a graph stretches way out toward infinity.

Each tool shows every step, so you’re not just getting an answer—you’re actually learning how to do it.

Tackle Advanced Topics with Confidence

Working on harder problems? These calculators can help keep things clear.

• The Lagrange Multipliers Calculator is great for finding maximum or minimum values with constraints.
• The Curvature Calculator, Arc Length Calculator, and Unit Tangent Vector Calculator give you what you need for understanding curves and motion.
• For systems of equations or vector fields, check out the Divergence Calculator and Curl Calculator.
• The Wronskian Calculator and Differential Equation Calculator are especially handy when dealing with complex function relationships.

You don’t have to figure it all out alone. These tools give support right when you need it.

See How Functions Behave and Change

Understanding a function isn’t just about finding one number.

• Use the Domain and Range Calculator to see where your function is valid.
• The Function Average Value Calculator shows how the function acts across an interval.
• If you’re working with power series, the Taylor Series Calculator and Interval of Convergence Calculator will help.
• For getting close approximations, try the Linear Approximation Calculator or the Quadratic Approximation Calculator.
• And if you're dealing with polar graphs, the Polar Coordinates Calculator and Polar to Rectangular Coordinates Calculator have you covered.

It’s all about seeing the full picture—not just the math, but how it works in motion.

Use Calculus in Real-World Problems

Math becomes more meaningful when you use it in real-life scenarios.

• The Mean Value Theorem Calculator shows you how an average slope applies to motion and change.
• Use the Inflection Points Calculator and Concavity Calculator to understand where a graph bends and twists.
• With the Critical Points Calculator and Extrema Calculator, you can find the peaks and valleys of any function.
• The Difference Quotient Calculator is a key piece of understanding how functions start to change.
• And if you’re looking at areas, the Area between Curves Calculator gives a visual way to figure it all out.

Whether it's for physics, economics, or engineering, these calculators give real help with real problems.

Feel free to try any of our calculators and see how much smoother your calculus work can be.