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Feet to Inches Converter

Convert feet to inches, including fractional inches — bidirectional, all at once.

Feet, Inches & Tape Measure Fractions

Convert height and carpentry lengths between decimal values and fractional notation.

Height & Feet/Inches Input

Total: 70.5"
Metric: 179.1 cm
Decimal: 5.875 ft
Meters: 1.791 m

Decimal Inches to Tape Fraction

Nearest 1/16th Fraction:
5 11/16"
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Calculation Guide & Reference

Feet to Inches Length Conversion Mathematics

Feet to inches converter transforms feet into inches instantly, including fractional inches — bidirectional, all at once.

Standardized Mathematical Formula
Inches = Feet × 12

One foot is defined as exactly 12 inches, so converting feet to inches is a direct multiplication by 12.

Variables:
Feet (ft):Imperial feet
Inches (in):Imperial inches
How It Works (Step-by-Step)
  • 1Enter a length in feet and inches (including fractional inches).
  • 2View the total converted to inches, and to decimal feet.
Real-World Numerical Example
Converting 5 Feet 7 Inches to Inches

Someone is 5 feet 7 inches tall — what is that in total inches?

5 ft × 12 in/ft = 60 in.
60 in + 7 in = 67 in.
Result: A height of 5'7" equals 67 total inches.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

There are exactly 12 inches in one foot.

100 in ÷ 12 in/ft ≈ 8.33 ft, or 8 feet 4 inches.

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