Cubic Yard Calculator
Convert length, width and depth into cubic yards, feet and meters.
Enter your values to see the result.
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- Formula
- Volume = length × width × depth × count. Convert all lengths to a common unit; cubic yards = cubic meters / 0.764554858.
- Variables
- Units: Feet & inches, Meters & cm
- Length (ft / m)
- Width (ft / m)
- Depth (in / cm)
- How many
- Price per cubic yard (optional)
- Units
- Use the same selected currency for all monetary inputs. Changing the symbol does not convert exchange rates.
- Example
- A 10 × 10 ft area 6 in deep is 50 cubic feet, or about 1.85 cubic yards.
- Assumptions
- The result follows the selected options and supplied inputs. Displayed values may be rounded; check input precision before using the result.
- Source
- ToolzHive calculation guide and calculator implementation. External reference verification is pending.
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How to use the Cubic Yard Calculator
Convert length, width and depth into cubic yards, feet and meters.
- 1 Enter the length, width and depth.
- 2 Enter how many areas of that size and an optional price.
- 3 Read the volume in cubic yards and other units.
Example and practical tips
A 10 × 10 ft area 6 in deep is 50 cubic feet, or about 1.85 cubic yards.
Frequently asked questions
How many cubic feet are in a cubic yard?
27, because a yard is 3 feet on each side.
How do I convert inches of depth?
Divide by 12 to get feet. The calculator does this for you.
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