Pip Value Calculator
What one pip is worth on your position, in your account currency.
Method
How it works
Enter position units, pip size, the quote-to-account currency conversion rate and the number of pips moved. Pip size multiplied by units gives value in the quote currency, which is then converted into the account currency.
Total profit or loss multiplies the converted pip value by the signed pip movement. The conversion rate is supplied by the user and no live foreign-exchange data is retrieved.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What pip size should I enter?
Use the pip size appropriate to the quoted pair and broker convention, commonly 0.0001 for many pairs and 0.01 for many yen pairs.
Why is a conversion rate required?
The pip is first valued in the quote currency, so the entered conversion rate translates it into the account currency.
Can I enter a negative number of pips?
Yes. A negative pip movement produces a negative total result while pip value itself remains based on position size.
Not financial advice. This calculator is for general informational purposes only. Check figures independently before making financial decisions.