Area Calculator
Learn how to calculate square footage for rectangles, circles, triangles, and more. Professional square footage calculator with visual preview and step-by-step instructions.
Example:
Length: 5, Width: 3 = 15 sq ft
Example:
Side: 4 = 16 sq ft
Example:
Radius: 3 = 28.27 sq ft
Example:
Base: 6, Height: 4 = 12 sq ft
Main Purpose
Main uses: home renovation area calculations, engineering construction area measurements, landscape design planning, learning geometry, material quantity estimation, etc.
Steps
Step 1
Select the type of shape you want to calculate
Step 2
Enter the shape's dimension parameters
Step 3
Choose appropriate units (meters, centimeters, inches, etc.)
Step 4
View calculation results and visual representation
Step 5
Check detailed calculation steps and formula explanations
Requirements
Positive Inputs
All dimensions must be positive numbers
Unit Selection
Supports both metric and imperial units
Precision
Supports precision up to 6 decimal places
Recommended Range
Recommend entering reasonable dimension ranges to ensure calculation accuracy
Important Notes
Triangle Rule
Triangle: Sum of any two sides must be greater than the third side
Unit Consistency
Ensure all inputs use the same units
Large Numbers
Extremely large values may affect visualization
Solution:
Rectangle area = Length × Width = 5m × 4m = 20m²
Solution:
Circle area = π × radius² = 3.14159 × 2² = 12.57m²
Solution:
Wall area = 3m × 4m = 12m², calculate paint quantity based on coverage rate
Basic Concepts
Geometric Concept
Area is the size of the plane occupied by a two-dimensional shape, usually expressed in square units.
Unit Types
Common units: square meters (m²), square centimeters (cm²), square inches (in²), square feet (ft²)
Measurement Insights
Area measurement is a fundamental concept in geometry and practical applications
Formulas
Area = Length × Width
Rectangle area equals the product of two adjacent side lengths
Area = π × radius²
Pi (π) approximately equals 3.14159, radius is the distance from center to edge