How to use the OSRS XP Calculator

A level gives you a starting estimate. Exact XP gives you a more accurate plan because it includes the progress you have already made within that level.

1. Enter your starting point. Use your current skill level, or enter exact current XP from your account. If both fields contain a value, exact XP takes priority.
2. Choose a goal. Enter a target level from 1–99 or an exact target XP amount. Enable virtual levels if you want to plan a display milestone above 99, up to level 126.
3. Add training details if you have them. XP per action estimates how many items or actions you need. Effective XP per hour estimates training time. Leave either blank if you only need the experience gap.
4. Select Calculate. Check your result, adjust your assumptions and recalculate. Copy results to keep a short record of the plan, or use Reset to start again.

What your results mean

This OSRS experience calculator separates the XP goal from the assumptions about how you will reach it:

XP remaining

Your target XP minus your current XP. If you have already met the target, the remaining gap is zero.

Actions required

The remaining XP divided by the XP earned per action, rounded up to a whole action. A final action may take you slightly beyond the goal.

Estimated time

The XP gap divided by your effective hourly rate. The display rounds up to the next minute; it is an estimate rather than a guaranteed finish time.

XP progress

Your current XP as a share of the target’s total XP. This measures experience progress, rather than the percentage of levels completed.

Example: how much XP is left from level 92 to 99?

Suppose you have just reached level 92 and want to reach 99. Enter current level 92, target level 99, 100 XP per action and an effective rate of 50,000 XP per hour.

If you are already partway through level 92, enter your exact XP instead. The remaining experience, actions and time will decrease to reflect that progress.

OSRS XP table: useful level milestones

The OSRS experience table gives the total XP needed to reach each level. These are cumulative thresholds, not the amount earned during that individual level. For the full OSRS XP chart, expand Search the XP table inside the calculator and search for a level.

To find OSRS XP per level rather than a cumulative total, subtract one level’s threshold from the next. The searchable table also shows XP to the next level. A level 99 goal always uses the same threshold; your training method changes how quickly you reach it.

How the calculation works

The calculator uses the standard OSRS experience curve to convert a selected level into total XP. It then calculates the gap between your starting point and your goal. Exact current and target XP override the matching level inputs.

XP needed = target XP − current XP. Negative gaps become zero. Actions needed = XP needed ÷ XP per action, rounded up. Training hours = XP needed ÷ effective XP per hour.

For a useful time estimate, enter a rate you can sustain across the whole session. Include banking, travel and interruptions in that rate. If you change training methods, calculate each stage separately instead of assuming one rate will fit the entire grind.

Include any applicable XP bonus in your XP-per-action or hourly-rate input. The general calculator does not choose an outfit, apply a temporary boost or predict combat damage for you. One-time quest rewards can be included in your current XP once received, or handled as a separate planning stage.

Normal skill levels stop at 99. Virtual levels up to 126 are display milestones; they do not unlock extra in-game skill levels. Exact XP goals accept tenths up to the 200,000,000 XP cap. Inputs and calculations stay in your browser, and no account login or player lookup is required. Our accuracy and methodology approach explains how we handle estimates and assumptions.