DECIMAL TO FRACTION

This calculator converts a typed decimal into a simplified fraction.

It writes the decimal over 10, 100, 1000 or another power of ten.

Then it divides the numerator and denominator by the highest common factor.

Use it for homework, GCSE revision, KS2 arithmetic and quick checks.

Enter a decimal such as 0.375, 1.25, -0.8 or 0.06.

Choose AS TYPED to use the exact digits shown in the box.

Choose a decimal-place option when you want the value rounded first.

Press CONVERT or Enter to see the answer and method.

0.5 = 5/10 = 1/2

0.75 = 75/100 = 3/4

0.375 = 375/1000 = 3/8

1.25 = 125/100 = 5/4

-0.8 = -8/10 = -4/5

Students use it to check decimal conversions and simplified answers.

Teachers use it for quick worked examples and place-value explanations.

Tutors use it when explaining powers of ten and highest common factors.

Parents can use it to support homework without doing every step by hand.

The answer is shown as a simplified fraction in the output box.

The working shows the power-of-ten fraction before simplification.

The HCF step explains how the fraction was reduced.

Rounding options help when the decimal is measured or approximate.

Use it for school maths, GCSE revision and classroom demos.

It helps with decimal fraction practice and exam-style checking.

It is useful for measurements, recipe decimals and money examples.

It can also support revision sheets and quick mental maths checking.

How does it work? It writes the decimal over a power of ten.

Can it handle negatives? Yes, negative decimals become negative fractions.

What does AS TYPED mean? It uses the exact typed decimal digits.

Need the reverse? Use Page 623 Fraction To Decimal.

Use these pages for connected school maths calculations.

Decimal to Fraction turns a typed decimal into a simplified fraction.

It uses the power-of-ten method, then divides by the HCF.

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Canonical URL: https://teletext-tools.com/decimal-to-fraction/

Enter a decimal and choose whether to use it as typed or rounded.

The calculator writes it over a power of ten.

It divides top and bottom by the HCF to simplify.

Press NEXT to loop back to the calculator.