Find circle radius from diameter
The radius is the distance from the center of a circle to its edge. Because the diameter spans the circle through the center, the radius is exactly one half of the diameter.
Radius controls the size of a circle and appears in almost every circle formula, including area, circumference, arcs, and sectors.
Radius starts at the center.
r equals d divided by 2.
Larger radius means larger circle.
Area and circumference both use radius.
Free online calculators and tools covering mathematics, unit conversion, text processing, and daily life. Accurate, fast, mobile-friendly, and completely free to use.
© 2026 IP331.com — Free Online Tools. All rights reserved.
About · Contact · Privacy Policy · Cookie Policy · Terms of Use · Disclaimer · Sitemap