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Foot to Meter Converter

Convert ft to m or reverse with one click. Type a value below for an instant result.

Value

Foot ft

Result

Meter m

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How to convert foot to meter

Foot (ft) and Meter (m) both measure length. Whether you are studying, traveling, cooking, or working on a project, converting between them should be fast and accurate.

This page converts foot to meter — ideal when American or British measurements need to match metric specs, school assignments, or international standards.

The standard relationship used on this page means that 1 foot equals 0.3048 m. Enter any number in the calculator — use the swap button to reverse the direction without leaving the page.

Converting 6 ft gives 1.8288 m. This is a practical reference when switching between foot and meter for travel distances, screen sizes, furniture dimensions, and construction plans.

Need meter to foot instead? Try our Meter to Foot converter. m → foot

m = ft × 0.3048

When you'll use this

  • Converting a US ceiling height, room dimension, or fence height listing to metric for an international buyer or architect
  • Reading hiking elevation gain (often given in feet on US trail guides) for a metric-based map or app
  • Checking a drone or aircraft altitude limit given in feet against a metric airspace restriction
  • Converting US swimming pool depth or length specs for international pool equipment
  • Matching US construction blueprints to metric building codes for an overseas project

Practical note

This page is often used for real estate and construction: a US listing advertising "9-foot ceilings" converts to about 2.74 m, a figure that means more to an international buyer used to metric room heights. Hikers use it too — a US trail guide noting "1,200 feet of elevation gain" converts to roughly 366 m, letting someone using a European or metric hiking app compare climb difficulty directly. It also shows up in aviation and drone contexts, since US airspace altitude limits (e.g., the common 400-foot drone ceiling) need converting to meters for international drone regulations and metric-based flight apps.

Tips

  • 1 foot equals exactly 0.3048 meters — an internationally agreed exact definition, so there is no rounding error in the conversion itself.
  • US ceiling heights are commonly 8, 9, or 10 feet — these convert to roughly 2.44 m, 2.74 m, and 3.05 m, worth memorizing if you deal with international listings often.
  • For altitude, remember commercial aircraft cruise around 35,000 feet, which is about 10,668 m — useful context when converting drone or aviation limits.

Read our full guide: Length units explained

ft to m conversion table

ft m
1 0.3048
2 0.6096
5 1.524
10 3.048
25 7.62
50 15.24
100 30.48
150 45.72
200 60.96

m to ft conversion table

Or click the swap button in the converter to switch from m to ft.

m ft
1 3.280839
2 6.561679
6 19.685039
12 39.370078
24 78.740157
36 118.110236
48 157.480315
60 196.850393
72 236.220472

Frequently asked questions

How many meters are in 1 foot? +

One foot equals 0.3048 m. Use the converter above for any value — results are calculated locally with full precision.

How do I convert ft to m? +

Use the formula: m = ft × 0.3048. Enter your value in the calculator and the result appears instantly. Click the swap button to convert m back to ft.

How many feet are in 1 meter? +

One meter equals 3.280839 ft. Swap the converter direction to work backwards from m to ft.

What is 10 ft in m? +

10 ft is 3.048 m. See the conversion table on this page for more common values.

When would I convert foot to meter? +

This conversion is useful for travel distances, screen sizes, furniture dimensions, and construction plans. ConvertHub runs entirely in your browser — no data is uploaded to any server.

Is foot to meter the same as meter to foot? +

They are inverse operations. This page focuses on ft → m with examples and tables for that direction. For m → ft, use our separate meter to foot converter page.