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Square Footage Calculator

Result

120.00ft²

Result: 120.00 ft²

Length times width, both in feet: a room 12 ft by 10 ft is 120 square feet. Measuring several identical rectangles? Set the count and the calculator totals them. One square foot is exactly 0.09290304 m², so 120 ft² is 11.148 m².

The numbers at a glance

Held fixed: Length in feet 12.00 ft, Width in feet 10.00 ft.

Number of areasResult (ft²)
1Your value120.00
1Your value144.00
1Your value168.00
2192.00
2216.00
2240.00

Worked examples

How it's calculated

ft² = length × width × number of areas

  1. StepMeasure the length and width in feet; inches divided by 12 give feet.
  2. StepSet the number of identical areas, or leave it at one.
  3. ResultRead the total in square feet — multiply by 0.09290304 for m².

Reference table

Length, width, countIn square metresSquare feet
1, 1, 10.092903 m²1
2, 4, 42.972897 m²32
12.5, 8, 19.290304 m²100
12, 10, 111.148365 m²120
10, 10, 218.580608 m²200

Questions

How do I calculate square footage?

Multiply the length by the width, both measured in feet. A room 12 ft by 10 ft is 12 × 10 = 120 square feet. If you are measuring several identical areas, multiply by how many there are.

Do length and width have to be in feet?

Yes — this calculator expects feet and returns square feet. If you measured in inches, divide by 12 first; if you measured in metres, multiply by 3.281 to get feet.

How do I convert square feet to square metres?

Multiply by 0.09290304, the exact factor, which is 0.3048 metres per foot squared. So 120 ft² is 11.148 m², and 1 ft² is 0.0929 m².

What about rooms that are not a simple rectangle?

Split the space into rectangles, work out each one and add them up. An L-shaped room is two rectangles. Leave the count at one and total the parts yourself.

How do I total several identical areas at once?

Use the number of areas field. Enter the length and width of one rectangle, then set the count — four identical 2 ft by 4 ft panels give 32 square feet in total.

Sources and last check

  1. nist.gov

Information, not professional advice.