Geometry unit converter

Angle Unit Converter

Convert angle units for geometry, trigonometry, surveying, machining, CAD, controls, and engineering calculations.

Live angle conversion

Convert angle units

Enter a value, choose the starting unit, and select a target unit. The full angle conversion table updates automatically.

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Converted value

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Angle conversion table

Compare the entered value across circular, surveying, trigonometry, and small-angle units.

Common conversions

Useful angle conversion factors

ConversionFactorTypical use
Degrees to radiansrad = deg x pi / 180Trigonometry and engineering formulas
Radians to degreesdeg = rad x 180 / piReadable angle output
Revolutions to degreesdeg = rev x 360Rotating systems
Gradians to degreesdeg = grad x 0.9Surveying and mapping
Arcminutes to degreesdeg = arcmin / 60Precise angular measurement
Milliradians to radiansrad = mrad / 1000Small-angle calculations

How it works

Angle conversion method

1. Convert to base units

radians = input value x input unit factor

Every supported angle unit is stored as a factor relative to radians.

2. Convert to target units

target value = base value / target unit factor

The selected result and table values are calculated from the same base value.

3. Check precision

rounding depends on scale

Very small and very large values use compact scientific notation to stay readable.

FAQ

Angle converter questions

How do you convert degrees to radians?

Multiply degrees by pi / 180 to convert degrees to radians.

How many degrees are in one revolution?

One full revolution is 360 degrees or 2 pi radians.

What is a milliradian?

A milliradian is one thousandth of a radian and is often used for small-angle measurement.

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