Area is two-dimensional
If dimensions are in meters, the result is square meters (m²). Feet produce ft², and so on.
Geometry
Choose a square, rectangle, triangle or circle, enter its dimensions and get the area with the formula shown. Use meters, centimeters, feet or inches; the answer is in square units.
Area
96 m²Rectangle area = length × width.Use area calculations for flooring, paint coverage, gardens, fabric, construction materials, and school geometry problems.
Square: side². Rectangle: length × width. Triangle: base × perpendicular height ÷ 2. Circle: π × radius², or π × diameter² ÷ 4. Use measurements in the same linear unit to obtain square units.
If dimensions are in meters, the result is square meters (m²). Feet produce ft², and so on.
Select the measurement you have. A circle with diameter 10 has radius 5; both inputs give the same area, approximately 78.539816 square units.
Multiply length by width. This is the floor area, before allowing for cutting waste.
Calculate this room →Multiply the side length by itself: 5 × 5 = 25.
Calculate this square →Use the perpendicular height, rather than a sloping side: 12 × 8 ÷ 2 = 48.
Calculate this triangle →No. The unit selector labels your input dimensions and the answer. Enter every dimension in the same unit. To convert an existing area, use the area unit converter.
Select the shape, set the unit to feet and enter dimensions measured in feet. A rectangle 12 feet long and 8 feet wide has an area of 96 square feet.
Yes. Select Circle, choose Diameter and enter the diameter. The calculator divides it by 2 to obtain the radius before applying πr².
Divide it into non-overlapping rectangles, calculate each area, then add the results. Subtract any openings or areas that do not need covering.
No. It calculates the area of flat shapes. Surface area of a cylinder, sphere or other solid requires different formulas.