1. Nothing to install
Every calculator runs in the browser — phone, tablet, or laptop. Bookmark the page and it behaves like an app with zero storage cost.
Fraction calculators
A complete fraction calculator that lives in your browser — free, no download, no account. Add, subtract, convert, and simplify with answers that show the rules they used, so the work can be checked and learned from.
Visual subtraction tool
Make the parts match, regroup one whole when you need more pieces, then take away the second amount.
Examples: 3/4 - 1/6, 2 - 3/4, or 2 1/4 - 1 2/3.
Visual explanation
The fractions name different-sized pieces, so they are not ready to subtract yet.
2 wholes
1 whole
These pieces are not the same size yet.
The toolbox
Mixed Number Calculator
Add and subtract mixed numbers with the regrouping shown bar by bar.
Rational Number Calculator
Convert any rational number between fraction, decimal, and percent forms.
Whole Number Addition Tool
Whole plus fraction, with the visual model making the units clear.
Rational Expressions Calculator
Add algebraic fractions over their least common denominator, step by step.
All Four Operations
Type a full mixed-operation expression; the calculator names each rule it uses.
Subtracting Fractions
The visual subtraction tool with regrouping and common denominators.
Why a web app
Every calculator runs in the browser — phone, tablet, or laptop. Bookmark the page and it behaves like an app with zero storage cost.
On a phone, open the browser menu and choose "Add to Home Screen" — LumaMath then opens full-screen like an installed app, still completely free.
Each tool shows the rules it used — common denominators, regrouping, cancellation — so the work can be checked and learned from, not just copied.
Once a page has loaded, the calculators keep working without a connection: all the math happens on your device.
Enter 2 1/4 − 1 2/3 above. The tool matches the fraction parts (quarters and thirds become twelfths), regroups the whole that has to give one up, subtracts, and simplifies — announcing each move in order. The answer 7/12 arrives with its reasoning attached, which is the difference between checking homework and guessing at it.
Every calculator in the toolbox follows the same pattern. The rational number converters name the place value they used; the rational expressions calculator shows the least common denominator and the like-term combination; the operations calculator identifies which rule fired at each step of a mixed expression. Free, in the browser, on whatever device is nearby.
Also typing fractions into a handheld calculator? Read this firstCommon questions