Online CM Ruler: Measure in Centimeters & Millimeters

Use the on-screen ruler to measure straight lengths in centimeters and millimeters. Switch to inches or pixels when needed, and calibrate the display when you need the scale to represent a physical size.

CM定規アクティブ
直線
2点をクリックして距離を測定
未校正

Quick Usage

01. 単位を選択

Choose your unit

Use cm for everyday lengths and mm when you need smaller divisions. You can also switch to inches or pixels from the tool controls.

02. 画面を校正

Calibrate for physical size

When you are measuring a physical object, calibrate the display with a known reference before relying on the cm, mm, or inch reading.

03. 合わせて読み取る

Align and read

Start one edge at zero, keep the object aligned with the ruler, and read the other edge. For a diagonal or point-to-point distance, use the Line controls in the measurement area.

Centimeters and Millimeters

One centimeter contains 10 millimeters. Use centimeters for larger everyday lengths and millimeters when you need a finer reading.

When Calibration Matters

CSS defines 1 inch as 96 CSS pixels, but that is not a measurement of the physical size of your particular display. Calibrate when you want the ruler's cm, mm, or inch scale to represent a physical length.

Measuring a Physical Object

After calibration, place the object along the ruler and align its starting edge with zero. Keep the object as straight and flat as practical, then read where the other edge meets the scale.

Know the Limits

This ruler is useful for quick checks and everyday sizing. Physical results can be affected by calibration, browser zoom, display scaling, viewing angle, and small alignment errors. For measurements where a small error has important consequences, verify the result with an appropriate physical measuring instrument.

Frequently Asked Questions

cm、mm、実寸サイズ、画面での長さ測定に関するよくある質問。

How many millimeters are in one centimeter?▼
One centimeter equals 10 millimeters.
Do I need calibration to measure in pixels?▼
No. Pixel measurements use the screen coordinate system directly. Calibration is only needed when you want a physical cm, mm, or inch result.
How do I measure a small physical object?▼
Calibrate the display first, place the object along the ruler, align one edge with zero, and read the other edge. Keep the object and screen setup as steady and aligned as practical.
Why should I keep browser zoom unchanged after calibration?▼
Changing page zoom changes the browser's pixel mapping. Keep the zoom level unchanged while measuring, and recalibrate after changing it.
Can I measure a diagonal distance with the ruler?▼
For a diagonal or point-to-point distance, use the Line measurement controls instead of trying to read the diagonal against a horizontal ruler.