Area of a Triangle Calculator
Three formulas: base × height ÷ 2, SAS (two sides and angle), and Heron's (three sides).
Result
How to use this calculator
- Pick a method.
- Fill in the values for that method (the third field changes meaning per mode).
- Read the area.
About this calculator
Three classic formulas for triangle area, picked by which inputs you have. Base × height when you have a perpendicular height. SAS (½ a b sin C) when you have two sides and the angle between. Heron's formula when you have all three sides — works for any triangle as long as the three sides satisfy the triangle inequality.
Frequently asked
When should I use Heron's formula?+
What is the SAS formula good for?+
Does base × height require a right angle?+
What if my three sides don't form a valid triangle?+
Can I find a side from the area?+
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