Stop Loss & Take Profit Calculator
Find the exact price levels to place your stop loss and take profit orders. Enter your entry price, lot size, and how much you want to risk and target — results update live, including pip distances and your risk-to-reward ratio.
🎯 Stop Loss & Take Profit Calculator
Adjust the inputs below — your exit levels recalculate instantly.
| Entry Price | 1.08500 |
| Pip Value (per lot, USD) | $10.00 |
| Position Size | 1 lot(s) |
| Amount Risked | $100.00 |
| Profit Target | $200.00 |
What Is the Stop Loss & Take Profit Calculator?
This calculator works out the precise price levels to set your stop loss and take profit orders. Based on the instrument you're trading, your entry price, position size, and how much you want to risk versus target, it tells you exactly where to exit if the trade goes against you and where to lock in profit if it moves in your favor.
Alongside the two price levels, it also shows the pip distance for each and your resulting risk-to-reward ratio, so you can see at a glance whether a setup fits your trading plan before you place the order.
Why Use a Stop Loss & Take Profit Calculator?
Manually converting a dollar risk amount into a pip distance — and then into an exact price — is easy to get wrong, especially under pressure. This calculator removes that friction, so your risk management stays consistent trade after trade.
Protects Capital
By fixing your risk in dollar terms before the trade, you never risk more than you intended to, no matter how the pip math works out.
Removes Emotion
With exact exit levels calculated in advance, there's less temptation to move a stop loss further away or close a winner too early out of fear.
Keeps R:R Consistent
Seeing your risk-to-reward ratio before entering a trade helps you skip setups that don't meet your own minimum standard.
Stop Loss / Take Profit — Step by Step
Instrument
Pick the pair or asset you're trading. The calculator uses its pip size to work out exact price levels.
Deposit Currency
Select the currency your account is denominated in, so pip values line up with your actual account currency.
Entry Price
Enter the price at which you plan to open the trade — this is the reference point for both your stop loss and take profit.
Lot Size
Enter your position size. Lot size directly affects pip value, which determines how far in price your risk and profit amounts translate to.
Risk Amount
Specify how much you're willing to lose on the trade. This sets how far your stop loss sits from your entry.
Profit Amount
Enter your profit target. This sets your take profit level and, together with your risk amount, your risk-to-reward ratio.
Trade Direction
Choose Buy/Long or Sell/Short so the calculator places the stop loss and take profit on the correct side of your entry price.
Frequently Asked Questions
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