Circumference of a Circle Calculator
Enter any one measure of a circle — radius, diameter, circumference or area — and get the other three instantly, with every formula shown with your numbers substituted in.
Result
This page opens the circle calculator with the diameter preselected as the known value and the circumference as the highlighted answer. Type the diameter, press the button, and you get the distance around the circle together with the formula written out with your number in it.
The circumference is the diameter multiplied by π: C = πd. A dinner plate 26 across has a circumference of π × 26 ≈ 81.68; a circular running track 100 across measures about 314.16 around. If you have the radius instead, switch the known value — the formula becomes C = 2πr and the result is the same.
The calculator also fills in the radius and the area at the same time, so one measurement answers every follow-up question. Everything is computed locally in your browser, and the copy button grabs all four values at once.