Forex Stop Loss & Take Profit Calculator
Turn your entry, direction, and pip distances into exact stop-loss and take-profit prices — and see the reward-to-risk ratio before you commit.
The price you plan to open the trade at.
Long profits when price rises; short profits when it falls.
JPY pairs use a larger pip size, so we adjust the math.
How far your stop sits from entry, in pips.
Set your target by a ratio of your stop, or directly in pips.
Target reward as a multiple of the risk you take.
How far your target sits from entry, in pips.
A 20-pip stop with a 40-pip target risks 1 to make 2.
For educational purposes only. Read our risk warning before trading.
How SL and TP prices are derived
A pip is the smallest standard price move — 0.0001 on most pairs, 0.01 on JPY pairs. Multiply your pip distance by the pip size and add or subtract it from your entry depending on direction. A target set by ratio simply scales the stop distance.
Pip size by pair type
| Pair type | Example | Pip size | 1 pip on a 20-pip stop |
|---|---|---|---|
| Major / minor (non-JPY) | EUR/USD, GBP/AUD | 0.0001 | 0.0020 from entry |
| JPY quote | USD/JPY, EUR/JPY | 0.01 | 0.20 from entry |
| Cross with JPY base | JPY/... (rare) | 0.0001 | 0.0020 from entry |
Frequently Asked Questions
JPY-quoted pairs like USD/JPY use a pip size of 0.01, while most other pairs use 0.0001. Pick the matching option so the SL and TP prices land on the right scale.
It is the take-profit distance divided by the stop-loss distance. A 40-pip target against a 20-pip stop is 2:1, meaning you aim to make two units of reward for every one unit of risk.
Yes. For a long, the stop sits below entry and the target above. For a short, both flip: the stop is above entry and the target below. The pip distances stay the same.
Yes. Switch the take-profit method to a pip distance and set the target directly. The calculator then shows the resulting reward-to-risk ratio for that combination.