Volume Calculator
Calculate the volume of any 3D shape instantly. Support for cubes, rectangular p...Calculate the volume of any 3D shape instantly. Support for cubes, rectangular prisms, cylinders, spheres, cones, and pyramids. Get results with step-...
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Volume Calculator Features
Calculate any 3D shape volume
Why Use Volume Calculator?
Multiple Shapes
Calculate volume for cubes, cylinders, spheres, cones, pyramids, and prisms. All common 3D shapes supported.
Instant Results
Get volume calculations instantly with step-by-step formula breakdowns. See exactly how the calculation works.
Multiple Units
Work in millimeters, centimeters, meters, inches, or feet. Results automatically converted to cubic units.
Formula Display
Learn the volume formulas as you calculate. Perfect for students studying geometry and mathematics.
Common Use Cases
Volume calculations for every need
Math Education
Perfect for geometry homework, learning volume formulas, and understanding 3D shapes. See formulas as you calculate.
Construction
Calculate concrete volume for foundations, fill material for landscaping, or tank capacities for projects.
Shipping & Packaging
Determine box volumes for shipping calculations, packaging requirements, and storage optimization.
Science & Engineering
Calculate volumes for lab work, fluid dynamics, material requirements, and engineering specifications.
How It Works
Select Shape
Choose from cube, rectangular prism, cylinder, sphere, cone, pyramid, or triangular prism.
Enter Dimensions
Input the required measurements. Different shapes need different dimensions (length, width, height, radius).
Choose Units
Select your unit of measurement - metric (mm, cm, m) or imperial (inches, feet).
Get Volume
Click calculate to get the volume in cubic units with the formula used shown.
Pro Tips for Volume Calculations
Measure Carefully
Small measurement errors get magnified when cubed. Double-check your measurements for accurate volume calculations.
Consistent Units
Make sure all dimensions are in the same unit before calculating. Mixing cm and inches will give wrong results.
Break Down Complex Shapes
For irregular objects, divide them into simple shapes, calculate each volume separately, then add them together.
Remember Key Formulas
Cube = s³, Sphere = (4/3)πr³, Cylinder = πr²h, Cone = (1/3)πr²h. These cover most practical needs.
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