Land comes in a confusing mix of units — square feet from a builder, acres on a deed, guntha or bigha from a farmer. The new Area Converter translates between all of them instantly.
What it does
- 14 units in one place: metric, imperial, and Indian land units.
- Live two-way conversion: type into any unit and the rest update at once.
- Indian units built in: guntha, cent, and bigha — rarely found in generic converters.
- Precise: exact SI factors, results to 8 significant figures.
A note on bigha
Bigha has no single national definition — it ranges from about 1,300 m² to nearly 2,900 m² depending on the region. The converter uses the pucca bigha of 3025 square yards and labels it so there’s no confusion. For legal transactions, always confirm the local figure.
Try it
Open the Area Converter and convert your next plot size. To understand what the units actually mean, read Area Units Explained: Acre, Hectare, Guntha, and Bigha.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which units are supported?
Square mm, cm, m, and km; square inch, foot, yard, and mile; acre, hectare, and are; plus the Indian land units guntha, cent, and bigha.
How is bigha handled?
Bigha varies by state. The converter uses the pucca bigha of 3025 square yards (≈ 2529.29 m²) and labels it clearly — always confirm the local definition for legal use.
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