Feet to Meters Converter

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Feet to Meters Converter

Instantly convert feet and inches to meters, centimeters, and millimeters. Perfect for height tracking, construction projects, and everyday length conversions.

📏 Length Conversion
🦶 Height Calculator
🏗️ Construction
🌍 Metric System

Imperial Measurements

Enter your length in feet and inches to convert to metric

📏 Length Details

Enter the total number of feet.

Enter the remaining inches (0-11). For height, this is typically your inch measurement.

Your Metric Conversion

Meters, centimeters, and other metric units

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Enter your feet and inches above, then click Convert to Metric to see the exact metric measurements.

Common Length Conversions

Need a quick estimate? Use this guide to see common imperial to metric conversions for everyday objects and human heights.

Imperial (ft / in) Metric (m) Common Application
1 ft 0 in0.3048 mStandard step / ruler length
3 ft 3.37 in1.00 mExactly 1 meter
5 ft 7 in1.70 mAverage adult human height
6 ft 0 in1.83 mTall adult human height
10 ft 0 in3.05 mStandard room ceiling height
32 ft 9.7 in10.00 mStandard swimming pool length

Length Conversion FAQ

Everything you need to know about converting imperial measurements to the metric system.

To convert feet to meters, multiply the number of feet by 0.3048. For example, 10 feet multiplied by 0.3048 equals 3.048 meters.

The exact formula is: Meters = Feet × 0.3048. If you are converting feet and inches, first convert the inches to decimal feet (divide by 12), add it to the feet, and then multiply the total by 0.3048.

There are approximately 3.28084 feet in a single meter. This is the reciprocal of 0.3048 (1 / 0.3048).

First, convert the inches to a decimal of a foot by dividing by 12. Add this to your total feet. Then, multiply the combined decimal feet value by 0.3048 to get the exact length in meters.

Yes, the conversion factor is exact. Since 1959, the international yard and pound agreement defined the foot as exactly 0.3048 meters. Therefore, there is no rounding error in the conversion factor itself.

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