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Angle Converter

Common Angle Units

Degree
°

Most common angle unit. 360° = full circle

Radian
rad

SI unit for angles. 2π rad = full circle

Gradian
gon

400 gon = full circle. Used in surveying

Arc Minute
'

1/60 of a degree. Used in navigation

Arc Second
"

1/3600 of a degree. Precise measurements

Turn
rev

Full rotation. 1 turn = 360°

Mil
mil

Military unit. 6400 mils = full circle

Point
pt

Compass points. 32 points = full circle

🎯 Circle Reference
• Full circle: 360° = 2π rad = 400 gon
• Right angle: 90° = π/2 rad = 100 gon
• Straight angle: 180° = π rad = 200 gon
📐 Common Angles
• 0°: Starting position
• 30°: π/6 rad, 33.33 gon
• 45°: π/4 rad, 50 gon
• 60°: π/3 rad, 66.67 gon
• 90°: π/2 rad, 100 gon
🧭 Navigation Units
• Degrees: Standard navigation
• Minutes/Seconds: GPS coordinates
• Mils: Military targeting
• Points: Maritime compass
📊 Mathematical Context
Radians are the natural unit for calculus and trigonometry. They relate arc length directly to radius.
🌍 Real-World Usage
Degrees for general use, radians for math/physics, gradians for surveying, mils for military.
⚖️ Conversion Key
All angle conversions are based on the fact that a full circle equals 360°, 2π rad, or 400 gon.

Angle Conversion Formulas

Degree Conversions
rad = deg × π / 180
gon = deg × 10 / 9
turn = deg / 360
Radian Conversions
deg = rad × 180 / π
gon = rad × 200 / π
turn = rad / (2π)
Gradian Conversions
deg = gon × 9 / 10
rad = gon × π / 200
turn = gon / 400
Minute/Second Units
1° = 60 arc minutes
1' = 60 arc seconds
1° = 3600 arc seconds
Military & Navigation
1 mil = 360° / 6400
1 point = 360° / 32
1 turn = 1 revolution
Key Constants
π ≈ 3.14159
180° = π radians
1 rad ≈ 57.2958°

Quick Conversion Examples

90° → π/2 rad

Right Angle

180° → π rad

Straight Angle

360° → 2π rad

Full Circle

1 rad → 57.3°

Natural Unit

100 gon → 90°

Right Angle

1 turn → 360°

Full Rotation

45° → 50 gon

Half Right Angle

60' → 1°

Arc Minutes

How to Use This Angle Converter

Step 1: Enter Angle Value

Type the angle measurement you want to convert in the "From Angle" field.

Step 2: Select Source Unit

Choose the original angle unit from the dropdown (degrees, radians, gradians, etc.).

Step 3: Choose Target Unit

Select the unit you want to convert to from the "To Unit" dropdown.

Step 4: View Result

The converted value will appear automatically in the "To Angle" field.

Step 5: Use Tools

Use the swap button (⇄) to reverse conversion, or copy/round the result as needed.

🎯 Conversion Tips
• Use radians for calculus and trigonometry
• Use degrees for general measurements
• Use gradians for surveying applications
• Use mils for military and artillery calculations
📱 Applications
• Navigation: degrees, minutes, seconds
• Mathematics: radians for natural calculations
• Engineering: gradians for precise measurements
• Military: mils for targeting systems
⚡ Quick Reference
• 1 full circle = 360° = 2π rad = 400 gon
• 1° = 60' = 3600"
• 1 rad ≈ 57.2958°
• π ≈ 3.14159 radians = 180°