Calcupedia

Perimeter of a Regular Polygon Calculator

Math

Calculate the perimeter of a regular polygon from its number of sides and side length.

Ad · Billboard
31,000
0.011,000,000

Perimeter

30.0000

Total perimeter of the regular polygon.

Share result
Reload calculator
Clear inputs

Found this calculator useful?

From Scratch To $10K/Month In 60 Days

This is a proven money making system that takes students by the hand to make at least $10,000 per month, every month. Students get 12 weeks of guided coaching in addition to the "MPS Super Funnel" and tools.

We value your privacy and promise not to sell or misuse your information. Here's our privacy policy.

Calculator Stats

Odeh Ahwal

Creators

Odeh Ahwal
Reviewed and verifiedThis calculator was reviewed and verified by the Calcupedia due diligence team.

0people find this calculator helpful

Views

Helpful

Saved

Embeds

Like
Share
Embed this calculator
Cite
Save
Ad · 300×250
Ad · 300×250

Frequently Asked Questions

How is perimeter calculated for a regular polygon?

Simply the number of sides multiplied by the length of one side, since every side is the same length in a regular polygon.

Does this work for an irregular polygon?

No, an irregular polygon's sides are different lengths, so its perimeter is just the sum of each individual side length rather than a single multiplication.

Why is this formula so much simpler than the area formula?

Perimeter is a one-dimensional measurement, a straightforward sum of side lengths. Area is two-dimensional and depends on the polygon's actual shape and interior angles, which is why it needs a trigonometric formula instead of simple multiplication.

Spot a mistake? Tell us what's wrong.

Don't see what you need?

Request a calculator. The most-requested ones get built first in our monthly batch.

Request a calculator

Want this calculator on your website?

Embed the Perimeter of a Regular Polygon Calculator on any site — no code needed. Customize colors, remove branding, and track usage.

Embed it free →
Embed on any platform — Next.js, React, Vue.js, PHP, Laravel, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, Squarespace, and more