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Calculators & Converters

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Unit, age, EMI, percentage, file size, time zone, and timestamp tools.

About Calculators & Converters

Calculators & Converters covers seven numerical utilities — a multi-category unit converter, age calculator, EMI/loan calculator with amortization schedule, percentage calculator (four modes), file size converter, world time zone converter, and Unix timestamp converter. Each tool uses high-quality math (Intl APIs for time and currency, the standard EMI formula with floating-point care, and a complete unit table covering length, mass, temperature, area, volume, speed, time, data, and energy).

The EMI calculator includes a downloadable CSV amortization schedule and a principal-vs-interest pie chart. The time zone converter is DST-aware via the IANA time zone database that the browser ships with. Everything is precise enough for production work and presented clearly enough to share with non-technical stakeholders.

Frequently asked questions

Is the EMI formula correct for my country's mortgage?+

We use the standard reducing-balance EMI formula, which matches what Indian, US, UK, and most European fixed-rate mortgages use. Compare against your lender's amortization schedule to validate — you should match to within rounding.

How accurate is the time zone converter across DST changes?+

It uses Intl.DateTimeFormat, which is backed by the IANA time zone database. DST transitions, historical offsets, and rare cases like Lord Howe Island's half-hour DST are handled correctly.

What is the difference between KiB and kB in the file size converter?+

KiB (kibibyte) is exactly 1024 bytes; kB (kilobyte) in the SI system is 1000 bytes. The mode toggle switches between them. Hard drive manufacturers use kB/GB/TB; most operating systems display KiB/GiB/TiB but label them as KB/GB/TB, which is the source of the famous storage discrepancy.