Measure area from any floor plan or satellite map.

Multiply the length of a space by its width. For example, a 12 ft x 15 ft room is 180 sq ft. For irregular shapes, divide the area into rectangles and triangles, calculate each one separately, and add them together. Areaplane automates this. Upload a floor plan or draw on a map and the area is calculated instantly.

Square feet (sq ft) and square meters (sq m) are both units of area. 1 square meter equals approximately 10.764 square feet. To convert sq ft to sq m, divide by 10.764. To convert sq m to sq ft, multiply by 10.764.

Accuracy depends on the source image, scale calibration, and how carefully you trace. Satellite imagery also varies by location and capture angle. Check a known dimension before estimating materials; the tool does not establish legal property boundaries or replace a survey.

Yes. Areaplane provides a free satellite view calculator. Search any address, draw a polygon around the area you want to measure, and the tool calculates the area instantly. No sign-up or software installation required.

For a rectangle: Area = Length x Width. For a triangle: Area = (Base x Height) / 2. For a circle: Area = π x Radius². For irregular shapes, break them into simple shapes, calculate each area, and sum them. One square foot equals 144 square inches or 0.0929 square meters.

Yes. Our free Irrigation Planner (beta) lets you upload a floor plan or satellite image of your property, calibrate the scale, and place individual sprinkler heads — rotors, sprays, MP rotators — or draw drip lines for shrub beds. It groups heads into zones, checks each zone against your available GPM, and exports a multi-page PDF with a bill of materials including swing joints, valves, pipe sizing, control wire, and valve boxes. It is intended for educational use and does not replace a licensed irrigation specialist.

The planner includes spray, rotor, MP rotator, and drip categories with catalog-based material estimates. Review each suggested model, nozzle, arc, operating pressure, and flow against current manufacturer specifications before ordering.

Yes. Areaplane is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. It is built for power users and for measuring on the fly, like quoting a job on site. It measures floor plans and satellite maps, groups measurements with totals, exports PDF reports, and syncs projects through iCloud. The app is free with project limits, and Areaplane Pro unlocks unlimited use with a yearly subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase. The web version at areaplane.com is fully free, with no limits, and project files move between the two.