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Height Comparison Chart

Step 1 / 3 Height comparison chart

Whose heights do you want to compare?

Add 2 to 10 people or objects. Give each a label and enter a height in centimeters or feet and inches.

Your height comparison

Height differences

Put several upright heights side by side on one shared floor line. Enter 2 to 10 labels with measurements in centimeters or feet and inches, choose an order, then download the chart as SVG or PNG. The differences below the chart cover every pair.

How to compare heights

  1. 1

    Enter each height

    Add a label and a positive measurement up to 300 cm for each person or object. You can mix centimeters with feet and inches.

  2. 2

    Choose the order

    Keep your entry order or sort the bars from shortest to tallest or tallest to shortest.

  3. 3

    Read and save the chart

    All columns rise from the same floor line. Check the differences between each pair, then download SVG or PNG.

What the chart shows

Each upright column uses the same vertical scale and rises from a shared floor line. A 180 cm column is therefore 20% taller than a 150 cm column on the chart. The columns compare entered measurements; they are not silhouettes and do not estimate body proportions.

The difference table lists every unique pair. For example, 180 cm and 165 cm differ by 15 cm, or about 5.91 in. Sorting the bars does not change any measurement or difference.

Feet and inches are converted using the NIST definition of the international inch: 1 in = 2.54 cm exactly, and 1 ft = 12 in. The chart keeps the converted value for scaling and shows rounded numbers for reading. Measurements you enter determine the precision of the comparison.

SVG is a vector image suited to resizing in a document. PNG is a fixed-size image suited to sharing. Each export includes the chart labels and values; the pairwise difference table remains on the page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Each row has its own unit. The chart converts feet and inches to centimeters with the exact factor 2.54 cm per inch before drawing the bars and calculating differences.

A shared floor line makes the column heights proportional to the entered measurements. A scale that starts above zero could exaggerate small differences.

Yes. Labels can name people, animals or objects. Each measurement must be above zero and no more than 300 cm.

The page asks you to enter the heights again. The next steps use data saved in this browser tab; a link by itself does not carry your labels or measurements.

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