MeasurementsChoose your units. Costs, watts and time stay the same.

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DIY & renovation

Picture & gallery wall planner

Arrange your own picture frames on a measured wall. Drag, randomize and compare gallery wall layouts with centre measurements.

  • Drag & drop
  • Centre measurements
  • Saved wall layouts
Arrange my wall
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DIY & renovation

Flooring layout planner

Work out your vinyl or laminate cuts, share offcuts between rooms, and take a printed plan to the job.

  • Visual room layouts
  • Offcut reuse
  • Printable plan
Plan my floor

Have your measurements ready? Give these instructions to an AI assistant to create a saved link for any tool.

A quick calculation

The numbers, right here.

Open a calculator below, or choose a tool above to jump straight in.

Energy & running costsWhat does it cost to run?

Estimate an appliance’s running cost

Use your appliance’s power rating, how long it runs, and the price on your electricity bill.

Save this version with its URL. Bookmark this page or copy its link to reopen your inputs later. Save a new link after making changes. Anyone with the link can read your inputs. Results are recalculated on reopening; print a copy if you need a fixed record.

Create a saved link with AI

Give your AI assistant your measurements or figures and the instructions below. It can create a ready-to-open link for this energy-cost estimate. Open the link, check the inputs, then bookmark it or copy the URL to reuse it later.

Copy this prompt and add your information:

Read https://www.lejnel.com/energy-cost-url-guide.txt and generate a clickable saved-plan URL for my energy-cost estimate. Convert my units to the guide’s required units. Ask for missing inputs instead of guessing, and explain any assumptions. Return the link and a summary of the inputs used.

Read the URL format and examples · AI instructions for all tools

The URL contains your inputs. Anyone with the link can read them. Future calculator updates may change results; retain a printed copy when you need a fixed record.

Formula: watts ÷ 1,000 × hours per day × days × price per kWh. Assumes constant power while running. Cycling appliances need measured average consumption. Standing charges and tariffs that vary by time are excluded.

Household budgetWhat am I paying over a year?

Put recurring costs in perspective

Convert a weekly, monthly or yearly payment into an annual estimate and monthly equivalent. Use the same currency when comparing payments.

Save this version with its URL. Bookmark this page or copy its link to reopen your inputs later. Save a new link after making changes. Anyone with the link can read your inputs. Results are recalculated on reopening; print a copy if you need a fixed record.

Create a saved link with AI

Give your AI assistant your measurements or figures and the instructions below. It can create a ready-to-open link for this recurring-cost comparison. Open the link, check the inputs, then bookmark it or copy the URL to reuse it later.

Copy this prompt and add your information:

Read https://www.lejnel.com/recurring-cost-url-guide.txt and generate a clickable saved-plan URL for my recurring-cost comparison. Convert my units to the guide’s required units. Ask for missing inputs instead of guessing, and explain any assumptions. Return the link and a summary of the inputs used.

Read the URL format and examples · AI instructions for all tools

The URL contains your inputs. Anyone with the link can read them. Future calculator updates may change results; retain a printed copy when you need a fixed record.

Monthly payments × 12, or weekly payments × 52, give an annual estimate. Monthly equivalent = annual estimate ÷ 12. Assumes unchanged prices; excludes discounts, usage fees and cancellation charges.

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