Land Measurement Tool
Calculate land area from dimensions, or convert between acre, hectare, marla, kanal and more.
Option A — I know the Length & Width, find the Area
Enter your plot's dimensions below and the area will be calculated automatically.
Option B — I already have an Area value, convert it to other units
Already know your plot's area? Enter it below to see it in Marla, Kanal, Acre, Hectare, and more — or use a quick preset.
Converted Values
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Free Land Measurement Tool — Marla, Kanal, Acre & Hectare Converter
Land measurement units vary widely by region — Marla and Kanal are common across Pakistan and North India, while acres and hectares are used globally. Our free Land Measurement Tool calculates land area directly from length and width, then converts it across all these units instantly, in one unified interface.
Why Use This Tool
- Regional and global units together: Marla, Kanal alongside acre, hectare, square feet, meters, and yards.
- Calculate from dimensions: Enter length and width to get area automatically.
- Instant conversion: See your value across every supported unit at once.
- No signup required: Free for unlimited use.
Key Features
Dimension-Based Calculation
Auto-computes area from length × width.
Regional Units Included
Marla and Kanal alongside global standards.
Step-by-Step: How to Use
Step 1: Enter the length and width of your plot (Step 1 section).
Step 2: The calculated area automatically fills into the converter below.
Step 3: View your land area converted across all supported units instantly.
Benefits
- Removes confusion when comparing land listings using different regional units.
- Saves time compared to manually looking up conversion ratios.
- Useful for both quick estimates and more detailed property research.
Common Use Cases
- Comparing property listings that use different land measurement units.
- Converting a plot size from Marla or Kanal into acres or square meters.
- Calculating land area from raw dimensions before listing a property.
- Understanding international real estate listings using unfamiliar units.
Land Measurement Units Explained
Land can be measured in international units (square meter, square foot, acre, hectare) or regional South Asian units (Marla, Kanal, Bigha, Ground, Cent). International units are standardized worldwide, while South Asian units vary by region and are commonly used for residential plots and agricultural land in Pakistan and India.
International vs South Asian Units
International units like square meters and acres have one fixed value everywhere. South Asian units are different — a Marla and Kanal are fairly standard across Pakistan and North India, but a Bigha varies significantly by region (e.g. roughly 3025 sq yd in Punjab Pakistan/UP, but about 1600 sq yd in West Bengal). This tool includes a region selector for Bigha to keep results accurate.
Area Conversion Formulas
1 Marla ≈ 272.25 sq ft | 1 Kanal = 20 Marla ≈ 5,445 sq ft | 1 Acre = 43,560 sq ft | 1 Hectare = 107,639 sq ft | 1 Ground (India) = 2,400 sq ft | 1 Cent (India) = 435.6 sq ft.
Common Plot Size Examples
- 5 Marla plot ≈ 1,361 sq ft — a common small residential plot size in Pakistan.
- 10 Marla plot ≈ 2,722 sq ft — a popular mid-size house plot.
- 1 Kanal plot ≈ 5,445 sq ft — a common larger residential plot.
- 1 Acre ≈ 8 Kanal ≈ 160 Marla — often used for agricultural land.
Privacy & Security
Enter length and width to calculate land area from dimensions, or directly enter a value to convert between units — including South Asian regional units like Marla and Kanal alongside global standards (acre, hectare, square meter/feet/yard). All calculations happen locally in your browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
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