Counting squares
Area can be imagined as counting how many tiny unit squares cover a flat shape.

Learning Mission
Choose a 2D shape, enter its measurements, and see the area formula, diagram, square units, and step-by-step solution.
Input fields change automatically for the selected shape.
Switch shapes to practice common school geometry formulas without opening a separate calculator each time.
Area can be imagined as counting how many tiny unit squares cover a flat shape.
Many formulas use base times height because they compare the shape to a rectangle.
Circles, semicircles, and ellipses use pi because their boundaries are curved.