What is a pivot point calculator?
Pivot points are mathematical levels derived from a prior period's high, low, and close. Traders use them as intraday support and resistance on NSE, BSE, and global charts. The central pivot (PP) is the balance level; R1–R3 are resistance zones above PP and S1–S3 are support zones below.
This free tool supports Standard (classic floor trader), Fibonacci, Camarilla, and Woodie methods so you can match the levels shown on TradingView or your broker terminal.
How to use this tool
Enter the previous trading session's High, Low, and Close — for Nifty or a stock, use the daily candle that just completed, not today's incomplete bar.
Choose a method from the dropdown. Standard is the most common for index futures; Camarilla is popular for tight intraday ranges.
Plan entries, stops, and targets around PP and the R/S levels. Combine with your own strategy rules; pivots are not a standalone buy/sell system.
