Math

Normal Distribution Calculator

Find the cumulative probability below, above or between values in a normal distribution.

Free online toolWorks in your browserNo sign-up required

Normal Distribution Calculator

Enable JavaScript to use the interactive calculator; the example and formula are described below.

Explore this topic

Statistics & Probability

Averages, standard deviation, z-scores, normal distributions and probability calculations.

Topic hub →

How to use this normal distribution calculator

Enter the values requested above and select Calculate. Change any input to compare another scenario. The calculation runs locally in your browser and does not require an account.

Formula and method

Convert x to a z-score using z = (x − mean) ÷ standard deviation, then evaluate the standard normal cumulative distribution.

Example

With mean 100 and standard deviation 15, a value of 115 corresponds to z = 1.

What this calculator is useful for

Find the cumulative probability below, above or between values in a normal distribution. The result is intended for quick estimates, checking arithmetic and comparing scenarios. When a result affects a contract, tax filing, medical decision, building-code requirement or other high-stakes situation, verify the result with the appropriate professional or authoritative source.

Normal Distribution Calculator: a practical example

With mean 100 and standard deviation 15, a score of 115 is one standard deviation above the mean.

What the result means

Z-scores connect raw values to a normal distribution's reference scale.

Limits to consider

Probabilities assume data are approximately normal; real populations can be skewed or multi-modal.

Related tools: Midpoint Calculator · Percentage Change Calculator

Frequently asked questions

What does the Normal Distribution Calculator calculate?

Find the cumulative probability below, above or between values in a normal distribution.

How does the Normal Distribution Calculator work?

Convert x to a z-score using z = (x − mean) ÷ standard deviation, then evaluate the standard normal cumulative distribution.

Is the Normal Distribution Calculator free to use?

Yes. ERICH Calculators is free to use and does not require an account.

Transparency

Method, assumptions & corrections

See how formulas, sources and limitations are handled across ERICH Calculators.