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Radians to Degrees Converter

Convert radians to degrees with the 180/π relationship, a quick 1 rad reference and all angle equivalents.

Quick reference

57.2957795°

1 radian → degrees

How the conversion works

1 rad × 180/π = 57.2957795°. The quick answer is rounded for readability; use the live calculator below for another value or more precision.

When this is useful

Use this conversion when a specification, drawing, label or calculation expresses the same physical quantity in radian and degrees. The live parent converter keeps the source, target and broader equivalent-unit context together.

Quick comparison table

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ConversionAnswerOpen
1 radian → degrees57.2957795°Current
1 degree → radians0.0174532925 radView →

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Calculated result

57.29578 °

Conversion factor: 1 rad = 57.29577951 °

Exact circle relationship: 360° = 2π rad = 400 grad = 1 turn; 1° = 60 arcmin = 3,600 arcsec.

Same value in every supported unit

Radian

1 rad

Milliradian

1,000 mrad

Degree

57.29578 °

Gradian / gon

63.661977 grad

Turn / revolution

0.159155 turn

Arcminute

3,437.746771 arcmin

Arcsecond

206,264.806247 arcsec

Show the working
  1. 1. Convert 1 rad to the rad base: 1 × 1 = 1 rad.
  2. 2. Convert from rad to °: 1 ÷ 0.01745329 = 57.29578 °.
  3. 3. Direct factor check: 1 × 57.29577951 = 57.29578 °.

This converts angular units only. Degrees-minutes-seconds coordinate notation and bearing/quadrant formats are separate representation tasks.

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A quick note before you use the number

Degrees-minutes-seconds coordinates and bearings contain multiple fields/sign conventions and are not parsed as one number here.

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