Home / Conversions / Angle Converter / rad to ° Radians to degrees (rad to °) 1 rad = 57.29577951 °. Enter any value below to convert radians to degrees instantly, or use the angle converter for every other unit.
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1 rad = 57.29577951 °
° = rad × 57.29577951 1 ° = 0.01745329252 rad
Converted value 1 rad = 57.29577951 ° 1 rad = 57.29577951 °
1 rad = SI unit of angle 180° = π rad
Result in Degrees (°) 57.29577951
Reverse factor 1 ° = 0.01745329252 rad
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 °
Radians to degrees conversion table Radians to degrees Radians (rad) Degrees (°) 0.1 rad 5.729577951 ° 0.5 rad 28.64788976 ° 1 rad 57.29577951 ° 1.5 rad 85.94366927 ° 2 rad 114.591559 ° 3 rad 171.8873385 ° 3.141592654 rad 180 ° 6.283185307 rad 360 °
The formula ° = rad × 57.29577951
1 rad = SI unit of angle. 180° = π rad. These are exact definitions, so the only rounding is in the displayed result (10 significant digits).
When you need it Radians to degrees turns the output of atan2 or acos back into a human-readable angle. Multiply by 180/π. One radian, where the arc equals the radius, is about 57.3°.
More angle converter conversions Frequently asked questions How do I convert radians to degrees? Multiply the value in radians by 57.29577951 (or divide by 0.01745329252). For example, 1.5 rad = 85.94366927 °.
How many degrees are in one radian? 1 rad = 57.29577951 °.
How many degrees is π radians? Exactly 180°.
How do I get degrees from atan2? atan2 returns radians between −π and π; multiply by 180/π for degrees.
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