Area Converter

Square metres, square feet, acres and hectares converted instantly.

1,076.391Area in sq ft
You entered
100 m2
1 m2 equals
10.76391 sq ft

100 m2 = 1076.391 sq ft

The same amount in every unit
UnitValue
Square centimetre1,000,000
Square metre100
Hectare0.01
Square kilometre0.0001
Square inch155,000.31
Square foot1,076.391
Square yard119.599005
Acre0.024711
Square mile0.000039
Pyeong (Korea, 3.3058 m2)30.250001

About the Area Converter

Property is advertised in square metres in most of the world, in square feet across North America and much of Asia, and in acres or hectares once you move to land and farming. The Area Converter puts all of those on one screen so you can compare a flat listed at 85 square metres with one listed at 915 square feet without doing the arithmetic twice.

The factors follow directly from the length definitions: a square foot is 0.3048 metres squared, an acre is 43,560 square feet, and a hectare is exactly 10,000 square metres. The pyeong is included because Korean listings still quote it, and one pyeong is about 3.31 square metres.

How to use the Area Converter

  1. Enter the area you want to convert.
  2. Choose the unit it is currently expressed in.
  3. Choose the unit you want and read the result, or compare every unit in the table below.

Frequently asked questions

How many square feet are in a square metre?

One square metre is 10.7639 square feet. A quick estimate is to multiply square metres by 10 and add 8 percent, or divide square feet by 10.76.

How big is an acre?

An acre is 4,046.86 square metres, 43,560 square feet, or about 0.405 hectares. It is roughly the size of a standard football pitch without the run-off areas.

How many acres are in a hectare?

One hectare is 2.4711 acres. A hectare is a square 100 metres on each side, which makes it easier to picture than the acre.

Does floor area include walls?

That depends on local convention rather than on the unit. Gross internal area, net usable area and carpet area can differ by 10 to 25 percent for the same property, so check which measure a listing uses before comparing.