Feet to Meters (ft to m)

Quick answer

To convert feet to meters, multiply by 0.3048: m = ft × 0.3048. For example, 10 ft = 3.05 m. Type a value below to convert instantly — not uploaded to our servers for processing.

Meters (m)

3.048

Formula: m = ft × 0.3048

Feet to meters chart

ftm
10.3048
30.9144
51.524
61.8288
103.048
5015.24
10030.48

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Feet to Metres at a glance

A foot is defined as exactly 0.3048 m. Feet remain standard in US construction, and in aviation altitude worldwide.

Feet (ft)Metres (m)
10.3048
30.9144
61.8288
103.048
206.096
5015.24
10030.48

Both directions from one number

You only need to remember one factor, because the reverse is its reciprocal:

m = ft × 0.3048
ft = m × 3.2808   (or divide by 0.3048)

If a result looks about right but is off by a large multiple, you have almost certainly multiplied where you should have divided — checking the direction against the table above catches it immediately.

Rounding, and how precise to be

Converting does not create accuracy that was not in the original measurement. If someone tells you a distance in whole feet, the converted figure is only as good as that starting estimate — quoting it to four decimal places implies a precision nobody measured.

A practical rule: keep roughly the same number of significant figures you started with, and round only at the end. Rounding at each intermediate step compounds the error, which is how a chain of conversions drifts away from the right answer.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert feet to meters?

Multiply the feet by 0.3048. For example, 10 ft = 3.048 m.

What is 1 foot in meters?

1 foot is exactly 0.3048 meters.

What is 6 feet in meters?

6 feet is about 1.83 meters.

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