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Radian to Gradian Converter (rad to grad)

1 radian equals 63.661977 gradians (1 rad = 63.661977 grad) — multiply the number of radians by 63.661977 to convert. The exact factor is 200/π, because a full circle is 2π radians and 400 gradians (a gradian is 1/400 of a turn).

The formula

To convert radians to gradians, multiply by 200/π:

grad = rad × 63.661977

For example, 1.5708 rad × 63.661977 ≈ 100 grad (a right angle is 100 gradians). To reverse it, divide gradians by 63.661977 (or multiply by 0.01570796).

Conversion table

Radians (rad)Gradians (grad)
163.661977
2127.323954
5318.309885
10636.61977
251,591.549425
503,183.09885
1006,366.1977
50031,830.9885
100063,661.977

How to convert online

  1. Type your radian value into the first box.
  2. Read the gradian result instantly in the second box.
  3. Or enter gradians to convert back to radians — it works both ways.

Use the Radian to Gradian Converter — free and instant in your browser.

Where this conversion is used

Gradians (also called gons) are standard in surveying and some civil-engineering and continental European contexts, where a right angle is a clean 100 units. Converting from radians lets calculation results from trig functions be expressed in the units used on survey instruments and plans.

FAQ

How many gradians are in a radian?

One radian equals 63.661977 gradians. For example, 10 rad = 636.61977 grad.

What is the formula to convert radians to gradians?

Multiply the radian value by 200/π (about 63.661977): grad = rad × 63.661977.

How do I convert gradians back to radians?

Divide by 63.661977 (multiply by π/200, about 0.01570796). So 100 grad = π/2 radians ≈ 1.5708 rad.

Is the conversion exact?

The exact factor is 200/π, an irrational number; 63.661977 is its rounded value and is precise for practical use.

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