Inches to Feet converter (in → ft)
120 in = 10 ft. 1 in = 0.08333 ft. Type any value below for an instant answer, or find your number in the conversion chart.
in to ft formula
Worked example: 4 in = 0.3333 ft. The defining value behind this factor is documented on our length & distance standards page.
Inches to Feet chart
Includes standard reference values plus the specific numbers people search for most.
| Inches (in) | Feet (ft) |
|---|---|
| 1 in | 0.08333 ft |
| 2 in | 0.1667 ft |
| 3 in | 0.2500 ft |
| 4 in | 0.3333 ft |
| 5 in | 0.4167 ft |
| 6 in | 0.5000 ft |
| 7 in | 0.5833 ft |
| 8 in | 0.6667 ft |
| 9 in | 0.7500 ft |
| 10 in | 0.8333 ft |
| 11 in | 0.9167 ft |
| 12 in | 1.000 ft |
| 15 in | 1.25 ft |
| 16 in | 1.3333 ft |
| 17 in | 1.4167 ft |
| 18 in | 1.5 ft |
| 20 in | 1.6667 ft |
| 25 in | 2.0833 ft |
| 28 in | 2.3333 ft |
| 30 in | 2.5 ft |
| 35 in | 2.9167 ft |
| 40 in | 3.3333 ft |
| 42 in | 3.5 ft |
| 45 in | 3.75 ft |
| 50 in | 4.1667 ft |
| 60 in | 5 ft |
| 65 in | 5.4167 ft |
| 70 in | 5.8333 ft |
| 75 in | 6.25 ft |
| 80 in | 6.6667 ft |
| 100 in | 8.3333 ft |
| 150 in | 12.5 ft |
| 200 in | 16.6667 ft |
| 250 in | 20.8333 ft |
| 450 in | 37.5 ft |
| 500 in | 41.6667 ft |
| 1000 in | 83.3333 ft |
Most-searched in to ft answers
4 in to ft
0.3333 ft25 in to ft
2.0833 ft75 in to ft
6.25 ft9 in to ft
0.7500 ft16 in to ft
1.3333 ft28 in to ft
2.3333 ft35 in to ft
2.9167 ft80 in to ft
6.6667 ft100 in to ft
8.3333 ft70 in to ft
5.8333 ft6 in to ft
0.5000 ft42 in to ft
3.5 ftWhen to convert in to ft
- ▸Height & body measurements — a person who is 120 in tall is described as 120 in in one country and the equivalent in ft elsewhere on passports and medical records.
- ▸Room and furniture sizing — IKEA and international furniture retailers list dimensions in both in and ft; converting 120 in helps you check if a sofa or bed fits.
- ▸Fitness & running — race distances, treadmill settings and GPS watches let you toggle in/ft; 120 in on a 5K route reads differently in ft.
- ▸DIY, drilling & construction — hardware standards (screws, pipes, lumber) are sold in in in some markets and ft in others; a 120 in cut needs the ft value on a metric ruler.
- ▸Travel — road signs, airline seat pitch and hiking maps switch between in and ft depending on country.
Common mistakes
- ✕Mixing US and international inches — since 1959 all inches are 25.4 mm exactly; older US "survey foot" values are slightly different.
- ✕Off-by-decimal errors: 1 cm = 10 mm, 1 m = 100 cm — a misplaced decimal turns a in into a wildly wrong ft.
- ✕Confusing feet with yards (1 yd = 3 ft) in DIY calculations.
- ✕The US survey foot is not the international foot. The US survey foot was 1200/3937 m (about 0.30480061 m) — roughly 2 parts per million longer than the international foot of 0.3048 m. NIST retired it for new work at the end of 2022, but old survey and land records still use it. Over a mile the difference is about 3 mm; over 100 km it is about 200 mm, which matters in surveying and geodesy and nowhere else.
Regional usage & source
Metric units (mm, cm, m, km) are used in most of the world. Imperial units (in, ft, yd, mi) are standard in the US and still common in the UK for road distances and human height.
Reference: Conversion factors are defined by the International System of Units (SI) as maintained by the BIPM (bipm.org) and NIST (nist.gov). 1 inch = exactly 0.0254 meters (international yard and pound agreement, 1959).
How these numbers are produced and rounded: methodology.