Decimal to Fraction Converter

Welcome to Simple Math Magic

This decimal to fraction converter turns a decimal into a clear fraction in seconds.

Type a number like 0.75 and get 3/4 right away.

It accepts positive numbers and negative numbers.

Why This Tool Helps

You get simple steps and accurate results with each conversion.

• One click converts your decimal to a simplified fraction.
• The result uses lowest terms without extra work.
• It shows a mixed number when the top exceeds the bottom.
• It works with negative decimals.
• Press Enter to run the conversion.

How It Works

The converter checks your input and reads the sign.

If the number is whole it returns that number over 1.

For other decimals it uses a continued fraction method.

This method builds a fraction step by step until the ratio fits the decimal.

A small tolerance sets the stop point.

Tolerance here means how close counts as equal.

When the decimal has more than 10 digits after the dot, the result includes an estimate note.

How to Use This Tool

1. Enter a decimal in the box. Examples: 0.5, -2.75, 3.
2. Click Convert to Fraction or press Enter.
3. Read the fraction in lowest terms.
4. Check the Mixed Number line if it appears.
5. For repeating decimals, type more digits for better accuracy.

Input field

Enter one decimal number. Use a dot as the decimal point.

The input accepts positive values and negative values.

What you will see

• The decimal equals a fraction like 0.75 = 3/4.
• A Mixed Number line for values above one shows the whole part.
• An estimate note appears for long repeating decimals.

Benefits for You

Use this decimal to fraction converter for class, work, and daily tasks.

• Homework checks for math practice.
• Lesson prep for teachers.
• Cooking and baking measurements.
• Woodwork and machining plans.
• Betting odds and finance notes.

Quick examples

• 0.5 = 1/2
• 0.75 = 3/4
• 0.333 is about 1/3
• 1.25 = 5/4
• 2.6 = 13/5

In a Nutshell

The decimal to fraction converter gives fast, clear answers.

It finds a close fraction then reduces it to lowest terms.

• Very long decimals show an estimate note after 10 places.
• Digital number limits can affect very large or tiny values.
• Mixed Number appears for values greater than or equal to one.
• Use a dot for the decimal point.

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