A multiplication table lists the products made by one chosen value across a sequence of multipliers. It turns repeated multiplication into a visible pattern.
It is useful for practising facts, scaling a quantity, spotting patterns, and preparing repeated calculations without re-entering the same base value.
Every row uses the same exact base value. Both endpoints of the selected range are included, whether the range runs upward or downward.
Key idea
See the relationship
6×1 = 6·6×2 = 12·6×3 = 18
Quick guide
How to use this calculator
Enter the base value.
Enter the first and last integer multiplier.
Read every exact row in the inclusive range.
Use a descending range when you want the facts in reverse order.
Calculation method
One exact product for every integer in the range
The range advances by one when ascending and by minus one when descending. Both endpoints are included.
Every row multiplies the same exact fixed-decimal base by the displayed integer, without intermediate rounding.
Worked example
Generate the 2.5 table from 1 to 3
The inclusive range contains multipliers 1, 2, and 3.
2.5 × 1 = 2.5; 2.5 × 2 = 5.0; 2.5 × 3 = 7.5
Supported inputs
Precision and limits
Inclusive range
Ascending and descending integer ranges are supported with a step of one.
Up to 500 rows
Both range endpoints count toward the row limit.
Exact base
The base may contain up to 200 digits and 100 decimal places.
Large range values
Range endpoints may contain up to 100 integer digits.
