Circle Area Calculator
Calculate the area of any circle from its radius. Pick any unit for the radius — the result is shown in square meters and re-expressed in the unit you chose, so you always see a number that fits the input. Useful for plates, wheels, plots, pizzas, pipes, lenses, and any round surface.
Your Result
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| Result | What it means? |
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| — | No resultInputs are out of range or the circle could not be computed. |
| = 0 | Degenerate circleThe radius is zero — the shape collapses to a point and has no area. |
| < 1 m² | SmallLess than 1 m² — a small plate, a watch face, or a manhole cover. |
| 1 – 10 m² | Medium1 to 10 m² — a generous dining table, a small patio, or a backyard trampoline. |
| 10 – 100 m² | Large10 to 100 m² — a small apartment floor, a tennis half-court, or a roundabout. |
| ≥ 100 m² | Very largeAt least 100 m² — a football field, a stadium pitch, or a small reservoir. |
Circle area formula
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Area equals π times the radius squared — independent of the unit chosen, as long as the radius uses that unit.
- The radius is converted to meters before the calculation; the breakdown shows the area in m² as the primary number.
- π is the irrational ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter (≈ 3.14159). The result uses Math.PI from the browser, which is accurate to double-precision.