What already aligns with top derivative calculators

Speed and free use upfront

Students notice speed first. This derivative calculator responds right after input, with no paywall in the way.

Clear logic through steps and graphs

Instead of a single line answer, the calculated derivative comes with a full solution path and a graph. That mix helps students understand how the derivative of the function behaves, not just what the result equals.

Advanced rules included by default

On top of that, Edubrain calculator handles more complex work. Higher-order derivatives, partial derivatives, and implicit forms all work as expected. No matter if the function follows the product rule, chain rule, or quotient rule, the solution stays reliable.

How to Enter Your Function

Start with the function only. The derivative calculator reads the expression itself, so there is no need to type f(x)= before it. Just place the given function in the input box and move on.

Use parentheses to keep parts clear. For example, write sin(x)^2 instead of sin x^2. That helps the calculator read the structure and return the correct derivative.

Multiplication needs an asterisk. When you work with expressions like x*e^x, the symbol makes each term clear and avoids mistakes in the final result.

Nested functions also work. If your task uses one function inside another, enter it as f(g(x)). The calculator follows the rules and handles the derivative step by step.

Here is a quick example list to guide your input:

• sin(x)^2
• x*e^x
• f(g(x))

After that, press calculate. The calculator applies the correct rules, checks the variable with respect to differentiation, and shows the calculated derivative in standard notation.