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Length

Distance, height, thickness and astronomical length.

ly
ft

Try a decimal, 1e-9, 1/3, or 5 1/2.

Resultly → ftConvert light-year to foot
HOW IT IS CALCULATED

Convert through metre

Enter a light-year value to calculate foot with full internal precision before display rounding.

Display precisionAuto · 12 significant digits

Auto keeps up to 12 significant digits, trims unnecessary zeroes, and switches to scientific notation for extreme magnitudes.

QUICK REFERENCE

All units in this quantity

UnitSymbolConverted value
quectometrefrom lyqmInteractive
rontometrefrom lyrmInteractive
yoctometrefrom lyymInteractive
zeptometrefrom lyzmInteractive
attometrefrom lyamInteractive
femtometrefrom lyfmInteractive
picometrefrom lypmInteractive
nanometrefrom lynmInteractive
ångströmfrom lyÅInteractive
micrometrefrom lyµmInteractive
millimetrefrom lymmInteractive
centimetrefrom lycmInteractive
decimetrefrom lydmInteractive
metrefrom lymInteractive
decametrefrom lydamInteractive
hectometrefrom lyhmInteractive
kilometrefrom lykmInteractive
megametrefrom lyMmInteractive
gigametrefrom lyGmInteractive
terametrefrom lyTmInteractive
petametrefrom lyPmInteractive
exametrefrom lyEmInteractive
zettametrefrom lyZmInteractive
yottametrefrom lyYmInteractive
ronnametrefrom lyRmInteractive
quettametrefrom lyQmInteractive
thou / milfrom lymilInteractive
inchfrom lyinInteractive
footfrom lyftInteractive
yardfrom lyydInteractive
chainfrom lychInteractive
furlongfrom lyfurInteractive
international milefrom lymiInteractive
nautical milefrom lynmiInteractive
U.S. survey footfrom lyftUSInteractive
typographic pointfrom lyptInteractive
astronomical unitfrom lyauInteractive
light-secondfrom lylsInteractive
light-yearfrom lylyInteractive
parsecfrom lypcInteractive

SI symbols follow international notation. U.S. and Imperial measures are labelled separately where their values differ.