GPS Area Measure: Land & Acres

Need to know how big a piece of land is? Area Measure shows it on a satellite map in a few taps. Tap the corners of your field, plot or garden and see the area and perimeter right away, in acres, hectares, square feet or any unit you use. It works like a simple acreage calculator with a real map behind it. Farmers use it to check field size before seeding, buyers and sellers use it to see how many acres a plot has, and homeowners use it to size a lawn or plan a fence. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Measure area on the map: tap points around your land and the app calculates the area and perimeter as you go. Move any point by holding and dragging it. • Measure distance: draw a line to get the length of a road, a fence, a pipe or a boundary. • Walk to Measure: start, walk around the field with your phone, and the GPS draws your path and measures the land you walked. • Mark a point: save a location with its exact GPS coordinates. • Save your fields: name each measurement and find it again later, with its shape, area and date. • Share the result: send the area and perimeter to anyone by message, or export your fields as KML or CSV for Google Earth and spreadsheets. UNITS FOR EVERY COUNTRY Acres, hectares, square metres, square feet, square yards, square kilometres, square miles, ares, feddan and dunam. Distances in metres, kilometres, feet, yards and miles. Tap the unit to switch, or use the unit converter. USEFUL TOOLS • Estimate: work out fence posts and wire, seed for a field, or sod for a lawn, with an optional cost. • Compass: find the direction you are facing. • Satellite, hybrid, street and terrain map views. SIMPLE AND PRIVATE No account and no sign-up. Your fields stay on your phone and leave it only when you share them. The app is in English, French and Arabic, with a dark mode. A NOTE ON ACCURACY Results depend on your GPS signal and on how carefully the corners are placed. Phone GPS is usually accurate to 3–10 metres. Area Measure is made for planning and estimates, not for legal land surveys. Map imagery: Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics.