Degrees to Radians

Convert angle measurements from degrees to radians for trigonometry and geometry calculations.

Author

Dr. Elif Yilmaz

Math editorial contributor

Turkish computational biologist at the Max Planck Institute, mapping gene regulatory networks in rare diseases

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Dr. Samuel Okafor

Math content reviewer

Nigerian-Canadian data scientist with a PhD from the University of Toronto, building ML models for early cancer detection

Last updatedFebruary 22, 2026

PublishedFebruary 22, 2026

Table of Contents

  1. Reference values
  2. Calculator
  3. Reference table
  4. FAQs
  5. Methodology and review
  6. Related conversions

180 deg =

3.141593 rad

Representative value from the Degrees to Radians reference table.

Reference Values

Browse 25 reference values with individual detail pages for quick lookup.

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Degrees to Radians

Convert angle measurements from degrees to radians for trigonometry and geometry calculations.

Common values: 90° = π/2 rad, 180° = π rad.

Calculated Result

Reference Table

Use this complete table for quick lookup and internal linking to specific value pages.

Degrees to Radians Reference
DegreesRadians
0 deg0 rad
15 deg0.261799 rad
30 deg0.523599 rad
45 deg0.785398 rad
60 deg1.047198 rad
75 deg1.308997 rad
90 deg1.570796 rad
105 deg1.832596 rad
120 deg2.094395 rad
135 deg2.356194 rad
150 deg2.617994 rad
165 deg2.879793 rad
180 deg3.141593 rad
195 deg3.403392 rad
210 deg3.665191 rad
225 deg3.926991 rad
240 deg4.18879 rad
255 deg4.45059 rad
270 deg4.712389 rad
285 deg4.974188 rad
300 deg5.235988 rad
315 deg5.497787 rad
330 deg5.759587 rad
345 deg6.021386 rad
360 deg6.283185 rad

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Degrees to Radians, formulas, and typical use cases.

What does the Degrees to Radians calculator do?

It calculates converting angles for trigonometric formulas and engineering calculations that expect radians from the values you enter.

What formula does the Degrees to Radians calculator use?

Radians = Degrees × π / 180.

What inputs are valid?

Any finite angle in degrees is valid, including negative angles and values above 360°.

When would I use this?

converting angles for trigonometric formulas and engineering calculations that expect radians

Methodology and Review

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