Surface Area Calculator – Find the Surface Area of Many Shapes
Find the surface area of a shape by entering the dimensions and selecting a unit of measurement.
Cube Surface Area Calculator
Rectangular Prism Surface Area Calculator
Sphere Surface Area Calculator
Cylinder Surface Area Calculator
Cone Surface Area Calculator
Pyramid Surface Area Calculator
Capsule Surface Area Calculator
Cap Surface Area Calculator
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How to Find the Surface Area of an Object
Surface area is the measure of the area of the surface of a 3-dimensional geometric shape or object and is measured in square units, such as square inches or feet. You can find the area of each side of an object and add them all together to find the total surface area of the object. For common shapes, find the surface area using the formulas below.
One important consideration when measuring a shape to find the surface area is to take all measurements using the same unit of measure. If your measurements are in different units, convert each measurement to the unit you want the results in. Use our length unit conversion calculators to convert your measurements to a consistent unit.
Use our area calculator to find the area of a 2-dimensional shape. Check out our volume calculator to find the volume of these geometric shapes.
Cube
cube surface area = 6e2
e = edge length
Calculate cube surface area
Rectangular Prism
prism surface area = 2lw + 2lh + 2wh
l = length
w = width
h = height
Calculate rectangular prism surface area
Sphere
sphere surface area = 4πr2
r = radius
Calculate sphere surface area
Cylinder
cylinder surface area = 2πr(r + h)
base surface area = 2πr2
lateral surface area = 2πrh
r = radius
h = height
Calculate cylinder surface area
Cone
cone surface area = πr(r + r2 + h2)
base surface area = πr2
lateral surface area = πrr2 + h2
r = radius
h = height
Calculate cone surface area
Pyramid
pyramid surface area = e2 + 2e(e ÷ 2)2 + h2
base surface area = e2
lateral surface area = 2e(e ÷ 2)2 + h2
e = edge length
h = height
Calculate pyramid surface area
Capsule
capsule surface area = 2πr(2r + h)
end surface area = 4πr2
lateral surface area = 2πrh
r = radius
h = height
Calculate capsule surface area
Cap
cap surface area = π(r2 + h2) + πr2
base surface area = πr2
top surface area = π(r2 + h2)
r = radius
h = height
Calculate cap surface area
