Area and volume calculator
Mensuration — areas, volumes and surface areas — is a big part of Class 8 to 10 maths, and just as useful at home: how much paint for a wall, how many litres a water tank holds, how much soil fills a planter. This area and volume calculator covers 9 flat shapes and 9 solids, from squares and circles to cones, spheres and frustums. It shows the formula used, every related measurement (perimeter, diagonal, slant height, curved and total surface area) and the volume in litres.
How to use it
- Choose the shape and the unit you measured in.
- Enter the dimensions.
- Read the area or volume and the other measurements.
Example
A cylindrical water tank with radius 50 cm and height 120 cm holds π × 50² × 120 ≈9,42,478 cm³, which is about 942 litres. A room floor 4 m × 3.5 m has an area of 14 m² — convert it to square feet with the unit converter or to local land units with the land area converter.