Volume Calculator
Calculate the volume of a rectangular box, cylinder or sphere from measurements in metres. Convert the answer to litres and cubic centimetres.
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Result
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All lengths are in metres and must be positive. Enter radius, not diameter. This is ideal geometry, without wall thickness, usable capacity or structural design.
How this calculation works
Volume Calculator
Calculate the volume of a rectangular box, cylinder or sphere from measurements in metres. Convert the answer to litres and cubic centimetres.
Units and limits
All lengths are in metres and must be positive. Enter radius, not diameter. This is ideal geometry, without wall thickness, usable capacity or structural design.
Formulas
- Calculation
- box = l × w × h; cylinder = πr²h; sphere = 4πr³/3
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- Choose the operation when available and enter your own values in the labelled fields.
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Examples
Worked example
A 2 × 1.5 × 0.4 m box has volume 1.2 m³, or 1200 L.
Another case
A cylinder with radius 1 m and height 2 m has volume 2π m³, about 6.283185 m³.
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Questions
What does this tool calculate?
Calculate the volume of a rectangular box, cylinder or sphere from measurements in metres. Convert the answer to litres and cubic centimetres.
Which inputs and units should I use?
All lengths are in metres and must be positive. Enter radius, not diameter. This is ideal geometry, without wall thickness, usable capacity or structural design.
Can I check a worked example?
A 2 × 1.5 × 0.4 m box has volume 1.2 m³, or 1200 L.
Are my input values uploaded or stored?
No. The calculation runs in this browser. Typed values are not sent to analytics, placed in the page URL or saved by the calculator. Copying or downloading is an action you choose.
Do I need an account or a paid plan?
No. The calculation, example, result copy and result card are available without registration. VISU services are an optional next step.