Free Quilting Calculators

Accurate fabric, binding, backing and batting calculations for every step of your quilting project — no sign-up, no spreadsheets, no guesswork.

Quilt Binding Calculator

Find out exactly how much fabric you need for straight-grain or bias binding.

Quilt Backing Calculator

Work out how much backing fabric to buy, including seams and overhang.

Quilt Batting Calculator

Get the right batting size with the recommended overhang for quilting.

Quilt Fabric Calculator

Estimate the yardage you need for your quilt top from any block layout.

Quilt Border Calculator

Fabric for one or multiple borders, including mitered corners.

Bias Binding Calculator

The starting square you need for continuous bias binding.

Fabric Yardage Calculator

Yardage for any number of cut rectangles, with a waste allowance.

Half Square Triangle Calculator

Cutting sizes and square counts for any finished HST size.

Quilt Size Calculator

Finished size from your block grid, plus standard size chart.

Fabric Conversion Calculator

Yards, meters, inches and centimeters — converted instantly.

Quilt Cost Calculator

Materials cost for your quilt: fabric, batting, backing and thread.

Fat Quarter Calculator

Total area and yardage equivalents for any number of fat quarters.

Quilt Sashing Calculator

Sashing strips and fabric for your block grid.

Sewing Thread Calculator

Thread consumption and spool count for any project.

Why use a quilting calculator?

Quilting math is simple in theory — but one wrong seam allowance or a fabric width you forgot to account for can leave you a few inches short at the worst moment. Our calculators handle the repetitive math so you can spend your time cutting, sewing and quilting instead of re-checking your arithmetic.

Every calculator gives you results in both imperial and metric units, includes a shareable link so you can save or send your numbers, and explains the assumptions behind the formula.

All 14 tools, free forever

Every calculator runs in your browser, includes unit conversions where they matter, and generates a shareable link with your numbers baked in. Bookmark this page — we'll keep improving the math and adding guides.