Woodcutting
OSRS Woodcutting Calculator
Calculate Woodcutting XP drops and expected logs, with outfit and felling-axe effects where they apply.
Your goal
Calculate actions to your target
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Comparison
Woodcutting methods
| 1 |  LogsRegularEstimated | ||||||
| 15 |  Oak logsRegularEstimated | ||||||
| 30 |  Willow logsRegularEstimated | ||||||
| 35 |  Teak logsRegularEstimated | ||||||
| 45 |  Maple logsRegularEstimated | ||||||
| 60 |  Yew logsRegularEstimated | ||||||
| 62 |  Blisterwood logsSpecialEstimated | ||||||
| 65 |  SulliuscepSpecialEstimated | ||||||
| 75 |  Magic logsRegularEstimated | ||||||
| 80 |  Ironwood logsRegularEstimated | ||||||
| 90 |  Redwood logsRegularEstimated | ||||||
| 92 |  Rosewood logsRegularEstimated |
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Using the result
Choose between a log stack and faster XP
A felling axe with rations adds XP but sometimes skips the log. That can suit a level goal while making it less useful for gathering an exact log stack. The displayed ration use and log output are expectations.
Continuous chopping rates assume the best usable ordinary axe, or crystal when selected, before tree changes and bank trips. Selling the displayed logs requires keeping them. Use the Woodcutting planner to include your banking time.
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
Inputs use average instant-buy prices and tradeable outputs use average instant-sell prices after Grand Exchange tax. Red − values are costs; green + values are profits. Rows with untradeable or unpriced resources show the known GE cost instead of a made-up net value. Five-minute averages are used first, with one-hour averages filling missing prices.