Shoe Size Conversion
Shoe Size Conversion
About the Shoe Size Conversion Calculator
How can I use the Shoe Size Converter?
Unfortunately, many countries and regions use different shoe-size systems (that’s why our Shoe Size Converter exits). The usage of the calculator is very easy, first, just click on the MAN or WOMAN button/title depending on whether it’s a man’s shoes or a woman’s shoes. Now you need to click on the initial country/region from which you want to convert from. The third and final step is to choose the size of the shoes, when you are ready you can see your shoe size converted to all of the other shoe-size systems.
What regions/countries/units the Shoe Size converter knows?
Our Shoe Size Converter can convert from centimeter, inch, US (United States), Canada, UK (United Kingdom), Europe (EUR), Australia, New Zealand, Japan, China, Mexico, Korea, and Modopoint and of course vice versa.
What is modopoint?
Modopoint is a system used for measuring the length of your foot sizes in millimeters. It is used in skiing for finding the perfect booths for you.
Shoe size conversion matches a size in one system, like US or EU, to the equivalent in another, based on foot length in centimetres. Our free Shoe Size Conversion chart converts between cm, inch, US, UK, EU, Japan and many more — just click any cell in the table below to start.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert my shoe size?
Find your size in your usual system in the chart, then read across to the system you need. The table also lets you start from foot length in centimetres.
How do I measure my foot for shoe size?
Stand on paper, mark your heel and longest toe, and measure the distance in centimetres. That length maps directly to a shoe size in each system.
What is the difference between US and UK shoe sizes?
UK sizes are usually about one size smaller than US sizes for the same foot, so a US 10 is roughly a UK 9.
Are men's and women's shoe sizes the same?
No. For the same foot length, women's sizes are typically about 1.5 sizes larger than men's in the US system.
How does EU shoe sizing work?
European sizes are based on the length of the last in Paris points, where each size step is about two thirds of a centimetre.