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Percentile Calculator for Normal Distribution

Convert probabilities to percentile cutoffs for a normal distribution and interpret percentile thresholds with interactive charts.

Percentiles are inverse CDF queries: given a probability p, find xp such that P(X ≤ x_p) = p. This page focuses on that workflow.

Set your mean and standard deviation, then pick p and read the associated percentile cutoff.

Open The Interactive Tool

Launch the Normal Distribution workspace to plot the curve, inspect PDF/CDF behavior, and compute quantiles and interval probabilities.

Open Interactive Percentile Threshold
Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between percentile and probability?

Probability is the area under the distribution; a percentile is the x-value that reaches a chosen cumulative probability.

How do I find the 95th percentile?

Set p = 0.95 in the quantile control and read x_0.95.

Does this work for non-standard normal distributions?

Yes. You can choose any mean and standard deviation, not only mean 0 and standard deviation 1.