Long Division Calculator (with Remainders)

The Long Division Calculator (with Remainders) helps you divide whole numbers and shows both the quotient and remainder, step by step. Whether you’re learning how to do long division manually or just need to double-check your work, this tool gives you a clear breakdown with optional explanation and clean formatting.

It’s great for students, teachers, and anyone working with numbers that don’t divide evenly.

How to Use:

Start by entering two numbers:

• Dividend (the number to divide)
• Divisor (the number you’re dividing by)

The output appears in the Long Division Result box.

You can adjust the format using two options:

• Show steps displays a short explanation like “Dividing 1234 by 12…”
• Show remainder appends any leftover remainder after division

Click Convert to trigger the output or just type results update live. Click Copy to copy the answer. The output flashes to confirm.

What Long Division Calculator can do:

This tool calculates:

• Integer quotient (result of division)
• Remainder (if the number doesn’t divide evenly)

It’s especially helpful when:

• You’re working on long division problems with leftovers
• You want a breakdown for students to follow
• You’re preparing teaching materials or math handouts
• You’re just tired of doing it by hand

The tool accepts any positive whole numbers and gives instant output.

Example:

If you input:

Dividend: 1234  
Divisor: 12

With both “Show steps” and “Show remainder” toggled on, the tool will output:

Dividing 1234 by 12...

Quotient: 102  
Remainder: 10

If you turn off “Show steps”, the output becomes more concise:

Quotient: 102  
Remainder: 10

And if you also disable “Show remainder”, it simplifies further to:

Quotient: 102

This setup gives you full control over how much detail you want whether you’re teaching long division or just want the result fast.

Long Division Calculator Table:

These are real-world examples of dividend ÷ divisor problems and their results.

Common Use Cases:

Perfect for anyone learning or teaching long division this tool helps break down the process and makes it easy to get the right answer. Use it to practice, check your work, or show someone how the remainder fits into the problem. It’s fast, simple, and accurate.