Hex Calculator Online

Add, subtract, multiply and divide hexadecimal numbers and see the result in hex, decimal and binary, right in your browser.

The Hex Calculator runs entirely in your browser. The hexadecimal numbers you type are computed locally and are never uploaded to ArrayKit.

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About Hex Calculator

Hex Calculator lets you add, subtract, multiply and divide hexadecimal numbers without converting them to decimal by hand first. Type two hex values with or without a 0x prefix, choose an operation, and instantly see the result rendered in hex, decimal and binary side by side. Negative results are shown with a leading minus sign in every base, and division truncates toward zero the way most programming languages handle integer division. It is useful when you are debugging memory addresses, working out register values, checking a checksum, or just double-checking hex arithmetic by hand. Built for developers, students, and anyone working with low-level or embedded code. Everything runs locally in your browser — your numbers are never uploaded.

Features

How to use the Hex Calculator

  1. Type the first hexadecimal number into Value A
  2. Pick add, subtract, multiply or divide
  3. Type the second hexadecimal number into Value B
  4. Read the result in hex, decimal and binary below

Example

Input

1A + 05

Output

1F (31)

Adding two hex numbers: 1A (26) + 05 (5) = 1F (31).

Common errors & troubleshooting

Frequently asked questions

What is a Hex Calculator?
It is a tool that performs addition, subtraction, multiplication and division on hexadecimal (base-16) numbers and shows the result in hex, decimal and binary, so you don't have to convert bases by hand.
Does the Hex Calculator accept a 0x prefix?
Yes. You can type values with or without a 0x prefix, such as 1A or 0x1A — both are parsed as the same hexadecimal number.
How does the Hex Calculator handle negative results?
When subtraction produces a negative value, the Hex Calculator shows a signed result with a leading minus sign in hex, decimal and binary, e.g. 05 − 1F becomes -1A (-26).
How does hex division work in this calculator?
Division is integer division that truncates toward zero, the same behavior JavaScript and most languages use for integer arithmetic — it does not produce a fractional hex remainder.
Can the hex calculator handle very large hexadecimal numbers?
Yes. It uses exact big-integer arithmetic internally, so large hex values are added, subtracted, multiplied and divided without losing precision.
Does the Hex Calculator upload my numbers anywhere?
No. The Hex Calculator runs entirely in your browser. The values you type are never uploaded and stay on your device.

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