Thieving
OSRS Thieving Calculator
Find the pickpockets, steals or blackjacking rounds for your Thieving goal, with XP rates, coins and useful loot.

Your goal
Calculate actions to your target
Fixed coins before supplies
Comparison
Thieving methods
| 1 | ManPickpocketEstimated | ||||||
| 5 | Bakery stallStallsEstimated | ||||||
| 25 | Fruit StallStallsEstimated | ||||||
| 50 | Wealthy citizens (world hopping)PickpocketEstimated | ||||||
| 55 | Knight of ArdougnePickpocketEstimated | ||||||
| 82 | VyrePickpocketEstimated | ||||||
| 84 | Rogues' Castle chestChestsEstimated | ||||||
| 45 | Blackjack bearded banditsBlackjackingEstimated | ||||||
| 55 | Blackjack unbearded banditsBlackjackingEstimated | ||||||
| 65 | Blackjack Menaphite thugsBlackjackingEstimated |
No methods match these filters.
Using the result
Know what the count includes
Pickpocket rows count successes. Blackjacking rows count a complete round: one knockout and two pickpockets, including the 10 knockout XP. Stuns, eating and opening coin pouches take extra time. Knight and man rates include failures at your level and your dodgy-necklace setting. Ardougne Medium improves knight success; at 95 with the diary, necklaces are no longer needed.
Coins earned includes opening every coin pouch. At knights, each success gives 50 GP in a pouch; full Rogue equipment adds 50 loose coins, for 100 GP total. The result covers your entered Current → Target XP, before food and necklaces. Other loot, such as citizen keys and vyre blood shards, is shown separately as a long-run average.
How the numbers work
XP and quantities
Subtract current XP from target XP, divide by the method XP value, then round up to the next whole action.
Level status only checks the skill level. Quests, spellbooks, equipment, area access and other requirements may still apply.
GP values
Coins are the money received from stealing, before food and other supplies. Random coin rolls and rare loot are averages, not guaranteed rewards. The Rogue outfit doubles eligible loot; coin pouches keep their own rules.