Log Calculator

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Evaluate logarithms or reverse them with an inverse-log calculation.

Logarithm inputs

Results

Equivalent exponential form10^3 = 1000
Common log (base 10)3
Natural log (ln)6.908
Binary log (base 2)9.966

Calculation breakdown

  1. Start with y = log base 10 of 1000.
  2. Use change of base: y = ln(1000) / ln(10).
  3. Divide 6.908 by 2.303.
  4. The result is 3; checking 10^3 returns 1000.
Interactive function explorer

y = log base 10 of x

The logarithmic curve crosses (1, 0). The selected argument is shown as a highlighted point. Move across the graph or use the slider to inspect nearby values.

Point being explored(1003.149, 3.001)
y = log base 10 of xThe logarithmic curve crosses (1, 0). The selected argument is shown as a highlighted point. Your calculated point is 1000, 3. The explored point is 1003.149, 3.001.-31.241281.25-2.413.5inputoutput
Your calculated pointPoint being explored
Input1003.149
Output3.001
Local slope4.33e-4
Difference from result+0.001
Equation for the explored point

Logarithmic formlog10(1003.149) ≈ 3.001

Equivalent exponential form103.001 ≈ 1003.149

View accessible chart data
Representative points for y = log base 10 of x
InputOutput
0.01-2
34.7321.541
138.8982.143
312.5082.495
555.5612.745
868.0592.939
12503.097

Logarithms are dimensionless, so Metric and Imperial unit selectors do not apply. Results are displayed to 2-3 decimal places.

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