Calculating the diagonal of a square is essential in mathematics, engineering, and design. The Diagonal of Square Calculator lets you quickly find the diagonal using either the square’s side length or perimeter, saving time and ensuring accuracy.
A square is a shape with four equal sides and four right angles. Its diagonal is the line connecting two opposite corners.
Formula for Diagonal (d) using side length (a):
d = a × √2
Formula for Diagonal (d) using perimeter (P):
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Use the Diagonal of Square Calculator to instantly compute a square’s diagonal from side length or perimeter. Enter your value, choose the unit, and get the result.
Formula applied:
d = a × √2
Formula applied:
d = (P ÷ 4) × √2
The calculator supports both metric and imperial units:
The calculator internally converts your input to meters, calculates the diagonal, and then converts the result back to your chosen unit.
It is the line connecting two opposite corners. Can be calculated using side length or perimeter.
It provides results up to 4 decimal places for precise measurement.
Yes. Supports mm, cm, m, km, inches, feet, yards, and miles.
Yes, simply select Perimeter and input the value.
It is useful for students, engineers, architects, teachers, and anyone needing quick diagonal calculations.
The Diagonal of Square Calculator is a reliable, fast, and easy-to-use tool for anyone dealing with square geometry. By entering the side length or perimeter, and selecting the unit, users get accurate diagonal measurements instantly.
Whether for education, engineering, architecture, or interior design, this tool simplifies calculations and ensures precision.
Try the Diagonal of Square Calculator now to get instant, accurate results for all square measurements.

This calculator is developed by Engineer Muhammad Bilal Arshad, a mechanical engineering professional with strong expertise in industrial systems, automation, and process optimization.
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