Home / Conversions / Angle Converter / ° to rad Degrees to radians (° to rad) 1 ° = 0.01745329252 rad. Enter any value below to convert degrees to radians instantly, or use the angle converter for every other unit.
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1 ° = 0.01745329252 rad
rad = ° × 0.01745329252 1 rad = 57.29577951 °
Converted value 1 ° = 0.01745329252 rad 1 ° = 0.01745329252 rad
180° = π rad 1 rad = SI unit of angle
Result in Radians (rad) 0.01745329252
Reverse factor 1 rad = 57.29577951 °
Common angle conversions 1 ° 0.01745329252 rad 1 rad 57.29577951 ° 1 ° 60 ′ 1 ′ 60 ″ 1 rev 360 ° 1 ° 1.111111111 gon 1 gon 0.9 °
Degrees to radians conversion table Degrees to radians Degrees (°) Radians (rad) 1 ° 0.01745329252 rad 15 ° 0.2617993878 rad 30 ° 0.5235987756 rad 45 ° 0.7853981634 rad 60 ° 1.047197551 rad 90 ° 1.570796327 rad 120 ° 2.094395102 rad 180 ° 3.141592654 rad 270 ° 4.71238898 rad 360 ° 6.283185307 rad
The formula rad = ° × 0.01745329252
180° = π rad. 1 rad = SI unit of angle. These are exact definitions, so the only rounding is in the displayed result (10 significant digits).
When you need it Degrees to radians is needed whenever you call sin, cos or tan in code or a spreadsheet — most math libraries expect radians. Multiply by π/180. Common angles map to neat fractions: 90° = π/2, 180° = π, 360° = 2π.
More angle converter conversions Frequently asked questions How do I convert degrees to radians? Multiply the value in degrees by 0.01745329252 (or divide by 57.29577951). For example, 45 ° = 0.7853981634 rad.
How many radians are in one degree? 1 ° = 0.01745329252 rad.
Does Excel use radians? Yes. Excel's SIN and COS take radians; use RADIANS() to convert from degrees.
What is 45° in radians? π/4, about 0.785 rad.
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