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Convert real measurements to scale and back with precision for maps, plans, and models.
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The Scale Calculator is a free online tool for converting real-world measurements to scaled dimensions and determining scale ratios, designed for use with maps, architectural plans, and scale models.
The Scale Calculator takes a real length and a scale ratio (or two known lengths to compute the ratio) and outputs the corresponding scaled length and the scale factor (e.g., 0.05 for a 1:20 scale). It runs entirely in a web browser, is fully responsive on all devices, and is provided by calculatescale.com.
Enter the scale ratio (e.g., 1:20) and either the real length or the scaled length. The calculator automatically computes the missing value. You can also calculate the scale by entering both real and scaled lengths and clicking the lock icon next to the scale field.
It supports metric units (mm, cm, m, km), imperial units (in, ft, yd, mi), and nautical miles (nmi). You can freely convert between units using the dropdown menus.
Yes. Enter the real length and the scaled length, then click the open lock icon next to the scale field. The calculator will instantly determine the scale ratio (e.g., 1:20) and scale factor.