Free Oligo Tools

Select the tool that matches the sequence task: Tm Calculator for melting temperature, Primer Analyzer for primer review, Secondary Structure Predictor for hairpin or primer-dimer checks, GC Content Analyzer for composition risk, Oligo Dilution Calculator for resuspension and working stocks, and Batch Sequence QC for large sequence sets.

Calculation methods and privacy

The calculators are organized around common oligonucleotide design tasks: melting temperature, GC composition, molecular weight, secondary structure, dilution, batch QC, coverage, and vendor-file preparation. Use a focused calculator when the input is simple, or use Batch Sequence QC when the sequence set is large.

Tm calculations and related method pages document published thermodynamic assumptions, including nearest-neighbor parameters for DNA oligonucleotides. Structure tools report hairpin and dimer risk using threshold-based interpretation, not a synthesis guarantee.

Sequence calculations run in your browser. The site does not need to upload sequence text, result rows, or order files for analysis.

Planning an Oligo Pool?

Use the main oligo pool guide when the question is broader than one calculator: application fit, design constraints, synthesis method, QC interpretation, and vendor choice.

Open the Oligo Pool Guide

Choose a Tool by Task

I want to...Use this toolKey output
Calculate primer Tm with NEB, IDT, or Twist-style settingsTm CalculatorNearest-neighbor Tm, salt correction, and batch results
Run a combined primer checkPrimer AnalyzerTm, GC%, MW, hairpin, dimer, mismatch, and BLAST link
Review a primer with detailed oligo-analysis outputPrimer AnalyzerCombined primer review with client-side calculations
Calculate only GC% or flag GC outliers before orderingGC Content AnalyzerGC%, base composition, batch outlier risk
Calculate Tm for 1 primerTm CalculatorTm (°C), ΔH, ΔS, ΔG, suggested Ta
Analyze a primer pair (Tm + dimers)Primer AnalyzerPair Tm, ΔTm, self/cross-dimer ΔG
Check hairpins, self-dimers, or primer dimerization riskStructure PredictorHairpin/dimer ΔG, structural diagrams
QC an entire oligo pool (1000+ sequences)Batch Sequence QCPass/fail per sequence, pool statistics
Get a compact MW, OD260, and property sheetOligo PropertiesMW, ε₂₆₀, OD260 conversions, GC%, reverse complement
Convert file format for vendor orderingVendor Format AdapterIDT/Twist/GenScript-ready order file
Resuspend or dilute primers, probes, or oligo poolsDilution CalculatorStock concentration, working dilution, and printable bench protocol

How the Tools Compare with NEB, IDT, and Primer3

Use this table to choose between a quick Tm calculation, combined primer analysis, batch QC, and vendor-file preparation.

FeatureOligoPool.comNEBIDT OligoAnalyzerPrimer3
Tm AlgorithmSantaLucia 1998SantaLucia 1998SantaLucia 1998SantaLucia 1998
Batch ProcessingUp to 10,000 sequencesSingle-sequence web calculatorSingle-sequence analysis formAvailable through command-line use
Secondary StructuresHairpin and dimer checksNot the main purposeHairpin, self-dimer, and hetero-dimer optionsPrimer design constraints
Pool/Library QCComposition, structure, error, and coverage checksTm-focusedLimitedPrimer picking, not pool QC
Account RequiredNoNoSign-in or registration requestedNo (CLI)
Calculation LocationRuns in the browserWeb applicationAccount-based web toolLocal CLI or hosted interface
Vendor Format ExportIDT, Twist, and GenScript formatsNot a vendor order formatterIDT onlyPrimer design output

Compare with NEB, IDT, and Common Tm Calculators

Use these comparison pages when buffer assumptions, account requirements, privacy, or output format affect the tool you choose.

Why Use OligoPool.com Tools?

No Account Required

Open a calculator, enter a sequence, and review results without registration or ads.

Local Sequence Handling

Calculations run in the browser, so sequence text does not need to be uploaded for analysis.

Published Method Basis

Tm and related calculations reference established thermodynamic methods, including SantaLucia parameters.

Batch-Ready Analysis

Use batch QC and composition checks when a pool or library contains thousands of sequences.

Planning an Oligo Pool?

Start with the oligo pool guide when the question is bigger than one calculator. Use the vendor comparison after design rules, QC expectations, and application fit are clear.