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M2 to Square Feet Converter

Type the amount and the conversion appears straight away, both ways. Property listings, floor plans and flooring quantities: square metres on European plans, square feet on American ones.

The two fields are linked: type in either one and the other updates.

Result

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How this was worked out

    The exact equivalent

    A square metre is 10.7639 square feet. The factor is 3.28084 squared, which is why it is not 3.28.

    1 m² = 10.76391042 ft²
    1 ft² = 0.09290304 m²

    How to convert it by hand

    Just multiply by the conversion factor. To go from square metres to square feet, multiply by 10.76391; to come back, divide by that same number or multiply by 0.092903.

    For example: 25 m² × 10.76391 = 269.0978 ft².

    A tip that saves mistakes: check the result goes the way you expect. If square feet are a smaller unit than square metres, the number has to come out bigger. If it comes out smaller, you divided when you should have multiplied.

    Conversion table

    m²ft²
    110.7639
    221.5278
    553.8196
    10107.6391
    20215.2782
    50538.1955
    1001,076.391

    Reference points to picture it

    ReferenceEquals
    A small bedroom12 m² = 129 ft²
    A one-bedroom flat50 m² = 538 ft²
    A family house120 m² = 1,292 ft²
    A parking space12.5 m² = 135 ft²

    The trick for doing it in your head

    Multiply by 10 and add 8%. For 50 m²: 500 plus 40 gives 540 ft², against a true 538.

    It is fine for getting by without a phone, but not for anything that depends on precision: in a recipe, on a building site or in a dose, use the exact conversion.

    Frequently asked questions

    How many square feet is a square metre?

    10.7639 ft². The most common mistake is using 3.28, the length factor, instead of its square.

    How many square feet is 100 m²?

    1,076 ft². A useful anchor: roughly a thousand square feet per hundred square metres.

    Why is the factor squared?

    Because area has two dimensions. Changing the length unit affects both, so the factor applies twice.

    Do property listings measure the same thing?

    Not always. Some include balconies, terraces or shared space and some do not, so two identical-sounding figures can describe different areas.