Christmas Tree Calculator

Work out how many string lights, ornaments and how much garland your Christmas tree needs from its height, base width and decoration density, plus a cost estimate.

Buying decorations for a tree before you own it, or checking whether last year's box is enough: how many light strings and ornaments a given height carries, how much garland goes round it, and what the lot costs.

Buying garland by the tree's height. Garland goes round, not up: the length you need is the girth multiplied by the number of times you wrap it, so a short wide tree eats more than a tall narrow one of the same volume. Height sets the lights and the ornaments; width sets the garland.

They sit next to each other but answer different questions: Celtic Tree Zodiac Calculator is the one to open when you need it to map your birth date to your Celtic tree sign in the 13-tree Ogham calendar, with its Ogham letter, dates and a short trait profile. Pick whichever matches what you're starting from — both are free.

24 Game Solver is the closest one after this: Enter four numbers and find every way to reach 24 using +, −, × and ÷ with each number exactly once.

Baby Eye Color Predictor and Baby Name Generator — they come up in the same task often enough to be worth a second tab.

Trade rules of thumb for the density — so many bulbs and ornaments per foot of height, at three levels of how full you want it — and plain geometry for the garland, which is the base circumference times the number of turns the spacing allows. The costs are unit prices you set: nothing here knows what a shop charges.