THE HEIGHT COMPARISON STUDIO
A little height.
A lot of perspective.
Line up your friends, family, or favorite celebrities. Pick your colors, compare on one scale, and make a post worth sharing.
01 / BUILD YOUR LINEUP
Add a figure
02 / FIND YOUR PERSPECTIVE
HEIGHT CHECK.
Add your first figure. Make the colors yours. Share a little perspective.
YOUR NEXT POST STARTS HEREDrag a figure left or right to reorder; release to snap into place. You can also focus a figure and use the arrow keys. Scroll the chart background sideways to see everyone. Shapes and poses are illustrative.
JUST TWO HEIGHTS?
See the difference.
Enter two heights to see the difference.
Popular height comparisons
Compare heights on one shared scale
Enter two heights for a quick comparison, or build a group in the chart above. Everyone stands on the same baseline, so the ruler shows the height difference clearly.
For example, 5′ 10″ and 6′ 0″ are 2 inches apart — exactly 5.08 cm.
Build a couple or family lineup
Add up to ten people, celebrities, animals, or objects. Give each person a name, choose an avatar, and pick a color to tell them apart.
Drag figures to put two friends together or arrange a family from shortest to tallest. Their heights stay the same when you reorder them.
Compare with familiar heights
Explore celebrity height comparisons to see a celebrity beside average adults, then add yourself to a one-to-one chart.
Try animal comparisons for a different sense of scale, or choose Averages to add a country reference. Averages give context, not a target height.
Start with a clear measurement
Measure without shoes, standing upright against a flat wall. The full chart supports feet and inches or centimetres, including fractional measurements.
Other height pairs open together in the main chart. Use the height converter to check a measurement before adding it.
Save and share your lineup
Keep “My family” and “Me vs the NBA” as separate named lineups. They stay in this browser on this device, and you can save again to update them.
Copy a share link or download an image to keep a copy elsewhere. You can also embed a height comparison chart on your website.
Height comparison questions
How can I compare a couple’s or a family’s heights?
Enter two heights in the quick comparison to get a shareable link. For a couple, family, or group, add each person to the full chart with a name, height, and color. Up to 10 figures fit in a lineup. Save separate named lineups such as My family and Me vs the NBA on this device.
Can I compare heights in feet and inches or cm?
Yes. The full comparison accepts feet and inches or centimetres and keeps every figure on the same scale when you switch units. Quick comparison has separate feet and inches boxes. Distinct whole-inch heights from 4 ft 8 in to 6 ft 8 in, up to 20 inches apart, have dedicated pages. Other valid heights, fractional inches, and equal heights open together in the main chart.
Are the height comparison figures exact body measurements?
Each figure is scaled to the height you enter, with feet on the same baseline. The silhouettes are illustrations, not body scans or predictions of appearance. Posture and body proportions can look different in real life. Your working lineup and named lineups stay in this browser on this device.
How do I share a link to my lineup?
Popular height pairs have readable URLs, such as /compare/5-10-vs-6-0. Other pairs open in the main chart. Select Share lineup to copy a link containing the names, heights, colors, and order. Shared lineups open as a preview until saved. Uploaded models stay on your device; use Create a post to share an image that includes them.
How do I download my height comparison for Instagram?
Add your figures, then select Create a post. Choose a portrait, square, or story image, edit the title, and preview your lineup. Download the PNG and select it when creating your post or story. The image includes all figures in their current order and colors. For a website, the comparison widget provides an iframe embed.