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Area Converter

Convert between square meters, square feet, acres, hectares, and more. Includes common area references.

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Common Area References

Placeft²Acres
Parking space~160 ft²15161.45872580.003706580722
Tennis court23.77 × 10.97 m260.872,807.9825190.06446238086
Basketball court28.65 × 15.24 m436.64,699.5253110.1078862095
Ice hockey rink60.96 × 25.91 m1,58017,006.985780.3904265027
Football field (US)100 × 48.8 yd5,351.21557,600.023681.322314024
Soccer field105 × 68 m7,14076,854.353471.764332424
City block (typical)~5 acres20,234217,797.05714.999930289
Central Park (NYC)341 ha3,410,00036,704,950.32842.6293508
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Convert Area Units Instantly

Area conversions come up constantly in real estate, construction, landscaping, and everyday life. How big is a 200 square meter apartment in square feet? How many acres in a hectare? This converter handles nine different area units and shows all conversions simultaneously.

Metric vs Imperial

The metric system uses square meters (m²) and hectares for land measurement, while the imperial system uses square feet, square yards, and acres. This converter bridges both systems, making it essential for international property listings, construction plans, and travel.

Key Conversion Factors

The most common area conversions: 1 m² = 10.764 ft². 1 acre = 43,560 ft² ≈ 4,047 m². 1 hectare = 10,000 m² ≈ 2.471 acres. 1 km² = 100 hectares ≈ 0.386 mi². Memorize the m²-to-ft² factor (10.764) and you can estimate most residential conversions in your head.

Reference Areas for Context

Numbers mean more with context. The built-in reference table shows areas of familiar landmarks: a parking space (~15 m²), a tennis court (~261 m²), a football field (~5,351 m²), a soccer pitch (~7,140 m²), and even Central Park in New York (~3.41 km²). This helps you visualize what area values actually represent.

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