Angle Converter
Convert angle values between degrees, radians, gradians, arcminutes, arcseconds, and turns.
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Angle Converter transforms angular measurements between degrees, radians, gradians, arcminutes, arcseconds, and full turns. From geometry and trigonometry homework to navigation, surveying, mechanical engineering, and computer graphics, this online tool provides direct numeric conversions across six standard circular measurement units.
To use the tool, enter a number into the value field and select your starting unit alongside your desired target unit. If you leave the value field blank, the converter defaults to 0. Leaving the unit selectors untouched evaluates the default conversion from degrees to radians. When you run the conversion, the calculated value appears in the result area rounded to 10 decimal places.
The converter accepts positive, negative, and decimal values, making it straightforward to evaluate full circle rotations, fractional arcminutes, or high-precision radian values. Every calculation applies exact mathematical ratios between circular units, ensuring dependable conversions for technical coursework, robotics configurations, celestial navigation calculations, and drafting projects.
Instructions
- Enter the numeric angle in the Value field.
- Choose the starting unit in the From unit menu.
- Select the target unit in the To unit menu.
- Click Run to view the converted angle rounded to 10 decimal places.
Examples
- Convert 180 degrees to radians to obtain 3.1415926536 radians.
- Convert 1 turn to degrees to receive 360 degrees.
- Convert 50 gradians to degrees to get 45 degrees.
FAQ
What units can I convert between?
The tool supports degrees, radians, gradians, arcminutes, arcseconds, and full turns.
How many decimal places are displayed in the conversion?
The output value is rounded to 10 decimal places.
What happens if I leave the input value empty?
The tool uses 0 as the default value, starting with degrees to radians unless other units are selected.
Can I enter negative angle values?
Yes, you can enter positive, negative, and decimal numbers in the value field.