Volume Calculator

Volume of cubes, boxes, spheres, cylinders and cones.

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Volume

141.371669

Surface area
150.796447

How volume changes with

Side / radius / length: 1.5 → 35.3429174.5 → 318.086256

The dot is your current value. The graph updates as you type.

Volume Calculator Guide: Formula & Worked Example

Short answer

Volume of cubes, boxes, spheres, cylinders and cones. In the fixed example below, volume is 141.371669. Your answer depends on the inputs and assumptions you choose.

Formula

Result = Volume Calculator calculation using shape, side / radius / length, height, width (box only)

The inputs are shape, side / radius / length, height, width (box only). Use the input scale shown beside each field and keep time periods and units consistent. Only round the final result for display.

Worked example

Shape
cyl
Side / radius / length
3
Height
5
Width (box only)
2
  • Volume: 141.371669
  • Surface area: 150.796447

Understanding the result

Volume of cubes, boxes, spheres, cylinders and cones. Start with the base example, then replace each value with the figure that matches your situation.

Shape

The example uses Cylinder (radius, height) for shape. This is an illustration, not a recommended value. Keep the unit and time period shown by the field.

Side / radius / length

The example uses 3 for side / radius / length. This is an illustration, not a recommended value. Keep the unit and time period shown by the field.

Height

The example uses 5 for height. This is an illustration, not a recommended value. Keep the unit and time period shown by the field.

Width (box only)

The example uses 2 for width (box only). This is an illustration, not a recommended value. Keep the unit and time period shown by the field.

What the comparison means

The comparison changes only side / radius / length, keeping every other example input fixed. This isolates that input's effect on the primary result. It does not predict future outcomes.

Check units, date boundaries and rounding before using the answer in a report or a practical measurement.

Comparison

ScenarioInputResult
Lower inputSide / radius / length: 2.4Volume: 90.477868
Base exampleSide / radius / length: 3Volume: 141.371669
Higher inputSide / radius / length: 3.6Volume: 203.575204

Common mistakes

  • Using the wrong units for side / radius / length.
  • Comparing results while changing more than one input at a time.
  • Check units, date boundaries and rounding before using the answer in a report or a practical measurement.

Checklist

  • Confirm shape.
  • Confirm side / radius / length.
  • Confirm height.
  • Confirm width (box only).
  • Check the result against your source or provider.

Calculators Percentage Editorial Team

Calculator guides from the Calculators Percentage team. These introductory examples are educational, not professional advice.

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Check units, date boundaries and rounding before using the answer in a report or a practical measurement.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use the Volume Calculator?

Enter Shape, Side / radius / length, Height, Width, then press Calculate. Your results appear instantly and update every time you change a value and calculate again.

How accurate are the results?

Results are calculated with full precision and rounded for display. For critical work, double-check the rounding you need.

Is this calculator free?

Yes. The Volume Calculator and all other math calculators on Calculators Percentage are free, with no sign-up required.

Why can my result differ from another source?

Different input assumptions and rounding can produce different answers. Check units, date boundaries and rounding before using the answer in a report or a practical measurement.

What should I check before relying on the answer?

Confirm every input against its original source, use consistent units and inspect the worked example. For important decisions, independently verify the result.

Sources & references

Formulas are tested against hand-checked answers. How we check our calculators.

Estimates only. Confirm final figures, terms and fees with your bank, provider or a qualified professional.

Last updated: January 15, 2026