P-value Calculator Computes left-, right- and two-tailed p-values from a test statistic. Read the full guide to this tool Mode z statistic: from tests based on the normal distribution, e.g. proportion tests.t statistic: from t-tests; needs degrees of freedom.χ² statistic: from chi-square tests; needs degrees of freedom.F statistic: from ANOVA or variance-ratio tests; needs numerator and denominator df. z statistic t statistic χ² statistic F statistic Test statistic The value your test produced — e.g. 1.96 from a z-test. The tool converts it into the corresponding left-, right- and two-tailed p-values. Degrees of freedom The degrees of freedom of the t or χ² distribution — typically set by your sample size or table dimensions, e.g. n − 1 for a one-sample t-test. Numerator df (d₁) The numerator degrees of freedom of the F statistic — in a one-way ANOVA, the number of groups minus one. Denominator df (d₂) The denominator degrees of freedom — in a one-way ANOVA, the total sample size minus the number of groups. Calculate Demo with sample data Results Explore the idea This interactive demo needs JavaScript. Read the full guide for the explanation behind it Related tools Chi-Square Test of Independence Test association between two categorical variables from a contingency table. One-Way ANOVA Calculator Compare the means of three or more groups with an F-test. t-Test Calculator One-sample, two-sample (pooled/Welch) and paired t-tests from raw data. A/B Test Significance Calculator Two-proportion z-test with p-values, uplift and CI of the difference. Chi-Square Goodness-of-Fit Test Test whether observed counts match an expected distribution. Fisher's Exact Test Exact test for association in a 2×2 table — reliable for small counts.