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Circle Calculator

Enter any one of radius, diameter, circumference, or area and get the other three at once.

Known measurement

Use any unit. Length results share that unit, and area is in that unit squared. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Decimal places

All four measurements

RadiusEntered
5
r
Diameter
10
d = 2r
Circumference
31.4159
C = 2πr
Area
78.5398
A = πr²

Calculated with π ≈ 3.14159265.

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How to calculate a circle

  1. Pick your known measurement

    Choose whether you already know the radius, diameter, circumference, or area of the circle.

  2. Enter the value

    Type a positive number for that measurement in any unit you like.

  3. Read the other three

    The remaining three measurements are computed instantly and shown together in the results.

  4. Copy the results

    Click the copy button to put all four values on your clipboard as a plain summary.

Why use this tool

Start from any measurement

Provide the radius, diameter, circumference, or area, and the calculator solves for whichever three you did not enter.

All four values together

Radius, diameter, circumference, and area are shown side by side, with the value you typed clearly marked.

Works backward from area

Enter an area and it recovers the radius by dividing by pi and taking the square root, then fills in the rest.

Adjustable precision

Switch between 2, 4, and 6 decimal places to keep the answers as short or as exact as you need.

Guards bad input

Empty fields, zero, and negative numbers are caught with a clear message instead of a broken or blank result.

Runs entirely in your browser

Every calculation happens on your device. Nothing you type is uploaded.

About this tool

A circle is defined by a single measurement, so knowing any one of its radius, diameter, circumference, or area is enough to work out the rest. This calculator does exactly that. Pick which measurement you already have, type its value, and it derives the other three at once using the standard relationships: the diameter is twice the radius, the circumference is pi times the diameter, and the area is pi times the radius squared.

It works from whichever value you have. Enter a radius and you get diameter, circumference, and area. Enter an area instead and it works backwards to the radius by dividing by pi and taking the square root, then fills in the rest. Values are unit-agnostic, so the results come back in whatever unit you typed, with length measurements sharing that unit and area expressed in its square. You can dial the number of decimal places to keep the answers as tight or as precise as you need.

Everything updates the moment you type, with no button to press, and non-positive or empty input is caught with a clear message instead of a broken result. For general math beyond circles try the scientific calculator, and to move a result between units of length or area use the unit converter.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find the area of a circle?
Choose Radius as your known measurement and enter the radius. The area is computed as pi times the radius squared and shown alongside the diameter and circumference. If you know the diameter instead, pick Diameter and the radius is halved first.
Can I calculate the radius from the area or circumference?
Yes. Pick Area and enter the value to get the radius from the square root of the area divided by pi. Pick Circumference and the radius is the circumference divided by two pi. Either way the other measurements are filled in for you.
What units does it use?
The calculator is unit-agnostic. Enter a value in centimetres, inches, metres, or anything else, and the length results come back in the same unit while the area is expressed in that unit squared.
What happens with empty, zero, or negative input?
A circle needs a positive measurement, so empty, zero, and negative values are rejected with a short message rather than a wrong answer. Extremely large numbers that overflow are also flagged instead of showing a broken result.
Is my data uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.

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