Square Footage Calculator

Calculate the square footage of rooms, homes, or any area. Support for rectangles, circles, triangles, and more. Get instant conversions to square yards, meters, and acres.

Area Calculation

Total Area

120 sq ft

Square Yards13.33
Square Meters11.15
Acres0.0028

Enter Room Dimensions

120 sq ft

Price Calculator (Optional)

Unit Conversions

120

Square Feet

13.33

Square Yards

11.15

Square Meters

0.0028

Acres

Common Room Size Reference

Room TypeTypical SizeSq Ft
Small Bedroom10 x 10 ft100 sq ft
Average Bedroom12 x 12 ft144 sq ft
Master Bedroom14 x 16 ft224 sq ft
Small Living Room12 x 14 ft168 sq ft
Large Living Room16 x 20 ft320 sq ft
Kitchen10 x 12 ft120 sq ft
Bathroom5 x 8 ft40 sq ft
One Car Garage12 x 20 ft240 sq ft
Two Car Garage20 x 22 ft440 sq ft

Area Formulas

Rectangle/Square

Area = Length x Width

Example: 10ft x 12ft = 120 sq ft

Circle

Area = Pi x Radius x Radius

Example: 5ft radius = 78.5 sq ft

Triangle

Area = (Base x Height) / 2

Example: 10ft base, 8ft height = 40 sq ft

Trapezoid

Area = ((Side1 + Side2) / 2) x Height

Example: 10ft + 8ft sides, 6ft height = 54 sq ft

Frequently Asked Questions

For a rectangle or square, multiply length by width. For example, a 10 ft x 12 ft room is 120 sq ft. For irregular shapes, divide them into rectangles, calculate each, and add them together.
To convert square feet to square meters, multiply by 0.0929. For example, 100 sq ft = 9.29 sq meters. To convert square meters to square feet, multiply by 10.764.
One acre equals 43,560 square feet. This is roughly equivalent to a football field (minus the end zones). To convert square feet to acres, divide by 43,560.
Square footage affects home value, property taxes, heating/cooling costs, and furniture needs. Price per square foot helps compare homes in the same area. Typical US homes range from 1,500 to 3,000 sq ft.
Break odd shapes into regular shapes (rectangles, triangles, circles). Calculate each section separately, then add them together. For L-shaped rooms, divide into two rectangles. For curves, approximate with circles or semicircles.