Ring Size Calculator Online

All in one ring sizer to get your ring size quickly

1

Get your screen size

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  1. Put your credit card on the screen
  2. Slide until the rectangle matches your card width
  3. Click Confirm to lock the screen size
2

Measure your ring

Please complete Step 1 first

3

Get your ring size

Please complete Step 2 first

Comprehensive International Ring Size Chart

Already have a measurement? Use the chart below to understand how it fits into international standards.

Diameter (mm)Circumference (mm)US & CanadaUK & AustraliaEUJapan & SingaporeHong KongSwitzerland
14.144.13F44474
14.344.83.25G4557.55
14.445.43.5G 1/245.55.585.5
14.746.03.75H4668.5-96
14.946.74H 1/24779.57
15.047.34.25I47.57.5107.5
15.348.04.5J48810.58
15.448.44.75J 1/248.58.5118.5
15.749.35K 1/249.5911.5-129.5
15.950.05.25L509.512.510
16.150.65.5L 1/250.510.51310.5
16.351.25.75M511113.511
16.551.96M 1/2521214-14.512
16.752.56.25N52.512.51512.5
16.953.26.5N 1/2531315.513
17.153.86.75O5413.51614
17.354.47O 1/254.51416.514.5
17.555.17.25P5514.51715
17.755.77.5P 1/2561517.516
17.956.37.75Q56.5161816.5
18.157.08Q 1/25716.518.517
18.357.68.25R57.5171917.5
18.558.38.5R 1/258.517.519.5-2018.5
18.858.98.75S591820.519
18.959.59S 1/259.518.52119.5
19.160.29.25T601921.520
19.460.89.5T 1/26119.52221
19.661.59.75U61.52022.5-2321.5
19.862.110U 1/2622123.522
20.062.710.25V63222423
20.263.410.5V 1/263.522.524.523.5
20.464.010.75W64232524
20.664.611W 1/264.52425.5-2624.5
20.865.311.25X65.52526.525.5
21.065.911.5X 1/26625.52726
21.266.511.75Y66.52627.526.5
21.467.212Y 1/2672728-28.527
21.667.812.25Z6827.52928
21.868.512.5Z 1/268.52829.5-3028.5
22.069.112.75Z+1692930.529
22.269.713Z+1 1/2703031-31.530
22.470.413.25Z+270.5313230.5
22.671.013.5Z+2 1/2713232.5-3331
About these standards

Values are based on commonly referenced international charts. Manufacturers may vary; use as guidance.

US/CA:
Numeric scale with half sizes (e.g., 6, 6.5).
UK/AU:
Alphabetic scale with half-steps (e.g., M, M½).
EU:
Typically inner circumference in mm (e.g., 52, 53).
JP/SG:
Numeric scale (e.g., 12, 13).
HK/CH:
Local numeric scales that may differ from JP.

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Guides & Tips for Ring Size Calculation

Follow these steps to measure and double-check your ring size on this calculator.

  • 1. Calibrate your screen and pick a starting size
    • Use a standard credit or bank card to calibrate your screen before you start.
    • Make sure the on‑screen card outline matches your physical card as closely as possible.
    • Start from the size that seems closest to your current ring or brand chart, then fine‑tune from there.
  • 2. Measure at the right time and compare a few sizes
    • Measure at the end of the day when your fingers are slightly warm and not just after exercise.
    • If the ring outline sits between two sizes, try both and choose the one that feels comfortable for sliding over the knuckle.
    • Repeat the measurement 2–3 times and compare the results instead of trusting a single reading.
  • 3. Adjust for wide bands and confirm before you buy
    • For wide bands or comfort‑fit styles, consider going about half a size up from your first result.
    • Save a screenshot or PNG of your result so you can compare it with jeweler or brand charts later.
    • Whenever possible, confirm your final choice with a physical ring sizer or local jeweler before you place an order.
  • 4. Ways to measure your ring size at home
    • Use an existing ring that fits well and match its inner diameter on the screen or with a printable chart.
    • Wrap a strip of paper or string around your finger, mark the overlap, then measure the length in millimeters.
    • Use a dedicated ring sizer or multi‑ring gauge if you have access to one, and keep the mm values for reference.
  • 5. Comparing different sizing methods
    • Screen‑based tools, printable sizers, and physical ring gauges may give slightly different results.
    • Try at least two methods and see if they point to the same size or neighboring sizes.
    • Treat online tools as a way to narrow down your range, then use a physical check for the final decision when you can.
  • 6. What can change your finger size
    • Temperature, time of day, salt intake, and recent exercise can all make your fingers swell or shrink.
    • Measure on a day and time that feels typical for you, not right after heavy exercise or in very cold weather.
    • If your size often fluctuates, choose a size that feels secure but not tight on your larger days.

About Sizepedia

A data-driven size knowledge base providing standards, datasets and practical tools.

Sizepedia.com is a size-focused encyclopedia and toolkit: we collect and curate public standards, manufacturer size charts, and industry references to build consistent conversion tables and reference data that clarify how different systems correspond. We currently prioritize and publish features for ring sizing, including online measurement tools, international conversion tables, and brand mappings. Over time we will expand to footwear, apparel, and additional sizing categories to deliver more data and practical tools. Our resources are provided as a best-effort guide to help you choose sizes with confidence; when an exact fit matters, combine our guidance with local measurement or manufacturer recommendations for final confirmation.

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