Barycentric Coordinate Calculator
Find exact-grid triangle weights and classify supplied points as inside, on the boundary or outside.
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How to use Barycentric Coordinate Calculator
Signed triangle-area ratios give three affine weights whose exact sum is1. BigInt grid determinants classify signs and boundaries before weights are converted to approximate decimals; exact fractions are included in the download.
- Enter json triangle vertices, json query points.
- Choose the stated convention and check the units and supported model.
- Calculate, inspect the result, then copy or download it.
Good to know
- Exactly3noncollinear triangle vertices and1–1000queries. Planar coordinates are parsed to a fixed6-decimal grid, magnitude at most1million; exact BigInt orientation/classification on that declared grid. No arbitrary precision beyond it, map projection or GIS/navigation certification.
- Runs locally. Text/JSON fields are capped at30,000 characters; stricter page-specific and numeric-string limits also apply. Numeric inputs are bounded to magnitude1e15 and nonzero magnitude at least1e-100 unless an exact-string mode states otherwise. Approximate summaries use12 significant digits; CSV numeric cells retain the complete stored value and potentially formula-like string cells gain a protective apostrophe; unsupported, non-finite or detected underflow states return an error.
Common questions
Can negative weights be meaningful?
Yes. They indicate that the point lies outside the triangle’s closed convex region. A zero weight can indicate an edge or vertex.
Is the input uploaded or saved?
No. The tool calculates inside this browser tab and provides a local download; it does not persist your input.
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