Turn volume into mass with density
Use this only when the material density is known. The geometry result stays unchanged.
Pick a 3D shape, enter the dimensions you know, and calculate volume—or work backward from volume to a missing dimension.
Use this only when the material density is known. The geometry result stays unchanged.
Enter a radius in inches and a height in centimetres if that is what you measured. Inputs convert once to metres before geometry is solved.
For algebraically safe cases, switch “Solve for” to a missing radius, height, side, axis, or other dimension instead of re-arranging the formula yourself.
Saved calculations appear here.
Cube V=s³
Box V=lwh
Triangular prism V=½bhL
Cylinder V=πr²h
Sphere V=4πr³/3
Cone V=πr²h/3
Frustum V=πh(R²+Rr+r²)/3
Truncated pyramid V=h(A₁+A₂+√A₁A₂)/3
Ellipsoid V=4πabc/3
Torus V=2π²Rr²
Tube V=πh(R²−r²)
Spherical cap V=πh²(3R−h)/3
Capsule V=πr²L+4πr³/3
Calculations use JavaScript double-precision arithmetic. Results that involve π or roots are numerical approximations and are not labelled as symbolic exact values.
Radius fields expect radius, not diameter. The capsule’s “cylinder length” excludes the two hemispherical ends. The torus uses major radius from the centre of the tube to the centre of the ring.
Saved components preserve their underlying cubic-metre values so switching display units does not compound rounding error.
The calculator runs locally. Recent calculations and composite entries are stored only in this browser.