How the height comparison works
Line up as many people and things as you like on one scaled chart: yourself, a partner, friends, 80+ celebrities and athletes, country averages, animals, cars and famous landmarks. Every figure is drawn to its exact height in cm or feet and inches, with head lines, a ruler, shoes or heels, body builds and your own photos. Switch to Percentile to see how your height ranks in 44 countries, or Child predictor to estimate a child's adult height from both parents. Everything runs in your browser and saves automatically.
Each person or object is drawn so that its top sits exactly at its real height on a shared ruler, measured from the ground. A 180 cm figure next to a 160 cm figure is therefore exactly 12.5% taller on screen, whatever zoom level you use. People are drawn as proportional silhouettes (adult figures are about 7.5 heads tall, children have larger heads), so body type changes the width but never the height. Shoes, heels or a platform are added underneath the figure and included in the total height, which is how couples usually compare themselves in photos.


