Fibonacci Retracement Calculator

Enter the swing high and low of a move and choose its direction. Get the key Fibonacci retracement and extension price levels instantly.

Free tool · No sign-up · Updated July 2026

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Retracement levels

Custom level

Extension targets

Estimates for planning only — verify against your broker. Nothing here is financial advice.

How the fibonacci retracement calculator works

Fibonacci retracements mark where a pullback might find support or resistance before a trend resumes, and extensions project where a move might run to. Traders watch the 38.2%, 50% and 61.8% retracements especially. Enter your swing points and this tool prints every level as an actual price.

  • Take the high and low of the swing you're measuring and choose whether the move was up or down.
  • Retracement levels sit between the high and low: in an uptrend they measure down from the high, in a downtrend up from the low.
  • Extension levels (127.2%, 161.8%, 261.8%) project beyond the move to estimate targets.
Uptrend level = High − (High − Low) × ratio · Downtrend level = Low + (High − Low) × ratio

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Fibonacci Retracement Calculator — FAQ

Which Fibonacci levels matter most?

The 61.8% ("golden ratio"), 50% and 38.2% retracements get the most attention as potential support/resistance in a pullback. For targets, the 127.2% and 161.8% extensions are the most watched.

Is the 50% level a real Fibonacci number?

Strictly no — 50% isn't derived from the Fibonacci sequence — but traders include it because markets so often retrace about half of a move. It's a convention that has earned its place on the tool through observation.

Do Fibonacci levels actually work?

They're a reference, not magic. Levels work partly because so many traders watch them, creating self-fulfilling reactions. Treat them as zones of interest to combine with price action and your own edge — then journal whether they actually improve your results.