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Main features of the calculator:
- Circle area calculation:
- by radius
- by diameter
- by circumference
- Rectangle area calculation:
- by two sides
- by diagonals and the angle between them
- Ellipse area calculation by two semi-axes
- Rhombus area calculation:
- by side and height
- by two diagonals
- by side and the angle between the sides
- by side and the radius of the inscribed circle
- Triangle area calculation:
- by side and height
- by two sides and the angle between them
- by three sides
- by two legs (right triangle)
- by two segments into which the inscribed circle divides the hypotenuse
- by the radius of the circumscribed circle
- by the radius of the inscribed circle
- Regular hexagon area calculation:
- by side
- by the radius of the inscribed circle
- by the radius of the circumscribed circle
- Trapezoid area calculation:
- by two bases and height
- by the midline and height
- by two diagonals and the angle between them
- by four sides
- Parallelogram area calculation:
- by side and height
- by two sides and the angle between them
- by diagonals and the angle between them
How to use the calculator:
- Select the shape for which you need to calculate the area.
- Choose the method of area calculation.
- Enter the input data.
- Click the "Calculate" button.
The result will be displayed in three different units: mm2, cm2, and m2.
Our surface area calculator is an essential tool for builders, engineers, and designers, enabling rapid and precise calculations of various geometric shapes while minimizing the chance of errors.