Height Comparison Chart: Compare Heights
This height comparison chart draws people and objects side by side at the same scale, so you can see exactly who is taller and by how much. Add a name and a height in feet and inches or in centimeters, and pick from presets such as a standard door or a basketball hoop. The tool lists the difference in inches and centimeters, and you can save the chart as a PNG image. Use it for family charts, character heights, sports lineups or checking whether furniture will fit.
Height Comparison Chart
Compare people and objects side by side at true relative scale.
How to use the Height Comparison Chart
- Type a name and a height, then press Add.
- Switch between feet and inches or centimeters if you need to.
- Add as many people or objects as you like, up to 12.
- Read the height differences below the chart and press Download PNG to save it.
Features
- Side-by-side figures at true relative scale
- Feet and inches or centimeters
- Presets: average adults, a door, a basketball hoop
- Height difference in inches and centimeters
- Up to 12 people or objects
- Download as PNG
Frequently asked questions
How do I compare two heights?
Add each name with its height. The chart draws both figures at the same scale, and the difference appears under the chart.
Can I enter heights in centimeters?
Yes. Choose cm in the unit menu, or type a height like 5'9" for feet and inches. The chart converts as needed.
Is the chart drawn to scale?
Yes. Every figure is scaled from the tallest height, so a person at 6 feet is exactly twice the height of an object at 3 feet.
What are the preset heights?
The presets are rounded reference heights, such as an average US adult male, an average US adult female, a standard interior door and a regulation basketball hoop.
How many people can I compare?
You can compare up to 12 people or objects on one chart.