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Geometry Area Calculator

Calculate the area of common geometric shapes with formulas, visual diagrams, and unit conversion. Perfect for students, engineers, and professionals.

📐 Select Shape

📏 Enter Dimensions

📐 Formula

A = πr²
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Area

0 cm²

Enter dimensions to calculate

👁️ Visual Diagram

r

✨ Key Features

Everything you need for geometry area calculations

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Multiple Shapes

Calculate areas for circles, rectangles, triangles, parallelograms, trapezoids, and ellipses

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Unit Conversion

Support for multiple units: cm, m, mm, inches, and feet with automatic conversion

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Visual Diagrams

Interactive visual representations of shapes with labeled dimensions

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Formula Display

See the mathematical formulas and step-by-step calculations for each shape

Real-time Calculation

Instant results as you type with precise mathematical calculations

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Mobile Friendly

Responsive design that works perfectly on all devices and screen sizes

🎯 Perfect For

Discover how different professionals use our geometry area calculator

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Students & Teachers

Perfect for geometry homework, classroom demonstrations, and learning mathematical concepts with visual aids.

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Engineers & Architects

Quick area calculations for floor plans, material estimation, and construction project planning.

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Homeowners & DIY

Calculate room areas for flooring, painting, landscaping, and home improvement projects.

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Designers & Artists

Calculate areas for artwork, design layouts, and creative projects with precision.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about geometry area calculations

What shapes can I calculate areas for?

Our calculator supports seven common geometric shapes: Circle (πr²), Rectangle (length × width), Square (side²), Triangle (½ × base × height), Parallelogram (base × height), Trapezoid (½ × (base₁ + base₂) × height), and Ellipse (π × semi-major axis × semi-minor axis).

What units are supported?

The calculator supports multiple units including centimeters (cm), meters (m), millimeters (mm), inches (in), and feet (ft). Results are automatically converted to show equivalent areas in different units.

How accurate are the calculations?

All calculations use precise mathematical formulas with high precision. For circles and ellipses, we use the mathematical constant π (pi) with multiple decimal places to ensure accuracy. Results are rounded to appropriate decimal places for practical use.

Can I see the formulas being used?

Yes! The calculator displays the mathematical formula for each shape and shows how your input values are substituted into the formula. This makes it perfect for educational purposes and understanding the mathematical concepts.

Is this tool suitable for professional use?

Absolutely! While the tool is designed to be user-friendly for students, it provides professional-grade accuracy suitable for engineering, architecture, construction, and design work. The unit conversion feature makes it practical for international projects.

⭐ What Users Say

Join thousands of satisfied users who trust our geometry calculator

5.0

"This calculator saved me so much time on my geometry homework! The visual diagrams really help me understand the concepts, and the formula display is perfect for learning."

A
Alex Chen
High School Student
5.0

"As an architect, I use this tool daily for quick area calculations. The unit conversion feature is incredibly useful when working with international clients and different measurement systems."

M
Maria Rodriguez
Architect
5.0

"Perfect for my home renovation project! I calculated the exact area for flooring and paint coverage. The interface is intuitive and the results are always accurate."

D
David Thompson
Homeowner
4.9/5

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