Compare up to six people side by side at true scale, in centimetres or feet and inches. Add yourself after a 5 cm lengthening to see what the change looks like.
Heights are drawn exactly; the figures are generic pictograms. To see a change on your real proportions, use the limb lengthening simulator. Weighing lifts against surgery? Read shoe lifts vs limb lengthening.
| cm | ft / in |
|---|---|
| 150 cm | 4 ft 11.1 in |
| 155 cm | 5 ft 1.0 in |
| 160 cm | 5 ft 3.0 in |
| 165 cm | 5 ft 5.0 in |
| 170 cm | 5 ft 6.9 in |
| 175 cm | 5 ft 8.9 in |
| 180 cm | 5 ft 10.9 in |
| 185 cm | 6 ft 0.8 in |
| 190 cm | 6 ft 2.8 in |
| 195 cm | 6 ft 4.8 in |
| 200 cm | 6 ft 6.7 in |
Yes. Everyone stands on the same floor and is drawn at the same scale, so a 10 cm difference looks exactly like 10 cm next to the grid.
Yes. Switch between cm and ft / in above the chart; the heights you entered are kept.
Enter your height, then press “Add you after 5 cm lengthening” to stand next to a taller you. To see the change on your own body rather than a pictogram, try the limb lengthening simulator.
No. The figures are generic pictograms with average adult proportions. Only the heights are exact.
See it on your own photo.
Upload a full-body photo and try thigh, shin or upper-arm changes. Free, no account, and your photo never leaves your device.