Translate Korean pyeong figures into m² and square feet before comparing homes.
Measurement Utility
Pyeong Calculator
Convert square meters and Korean pyeong, compare local square-foot presets, and estimate private and gross floor area for real-estate listings.
m² ↔ pyeong conversion
Enter either square meters or pyeong and the matching value updates instantly.
Local presets for English users
Start from familiar square-foot sizes, then see the equivalent m² and pyeong.
Private and gross area estimate
Use a ratio to translate between private-use area and gross listed area.
STEP 1
Waiting
Area Converter
Enter square meters or pyeong to see the result, square feet, and a plain-space reference.
Quick Area Presets
Use common apartment, condo, and office sizes as a starting point.
Square-foot presets
Pyeong presets
STEP 2
Waiting
Private and Gross Area
Estimate private-use and gross listed area with a selected ratio.
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Pyeong equivalent
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What is a pyeong calculator?
A pyeong calculator converts Korean real-estate area units into square meters and familiar local units, making Korean listings easier to compare.
Supported features
- Convert m² to pyeong automatically
- Convert pyeong to m² automatically
- Use square-foot presets for local context
- Estimate private and gross area by ratio
- Copy results and keep recent history
Use the same unit basis when checking office, retail, or studio listings.
Private, gross, rentable, and contract area can mean different things depending on the listing.
How many square meters are in one pyeong?
One pyeong is generally calculated as 3.305785 m². Divide m² by 3.305785 to get pyeong, or multiply pyeong by 3.305785 to get m².
Why include square-foot presets?
English-speaking users often compare homes by square feet, so the presets start from familiar sizes and translate them into Korean pyeong.
What are private and gross area?
Private area is closer to the space exclusively used by the occupant. Gross or supplied area may include shared building portions, depending on local listing rules.
Can I use this for legal decisions?
No. This calculator is a reference tool. Always check official property documents, contracts, and local measurement definitions before making a decision.