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Feet to Yards Converter

Type a value to convert feet to yards instantly. 1 foot = 0.33333333 yd. People reach for this when measuring rooms, parts, screens, clothing or distances. Every length conversion here hangs on one exact definition, 1 inch = 2.54 cm, so results are exact apart from display rounding.

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How to use Feet to Yards

Enter the value in ft, then select Calculate. The result is shown in yd. There are three feet in a yard; both units must describe a length.

The formula

yd = ft ÷ 3

Examples

  • 1 feet to yards
    0.33333333 yd
  • 10 feet to yards
    3.33333333 yd
  • 250 feet to yards
    83.33333333 yd

Feet to Yards conversion table

FeetYards
10.3333 yd
20.6667 yd
31 yd
41.3333 yd
51.6667 yd
62 yd
72.3333 yd
82.6667 yd
93 yd
103.3333 yd
155 yd
206.6667 yd
258.3333 yd
3010 yd
4013.3333 yd
5016.6667 yd
7525 yd
10033.3333 yd
25083.3333 yd
500166.6667 yd
1,000333.3333 yd

Limitations and assumptions

Uses standard unit definitions. Results are rounded to at most eight decimal places; very small results may round to zero. There are three feet in a yard; both units must describe a length.

Frequently asked questions

How many yards are in one foot?

One foot equals 0.33333333 yd. The formula is yd = ft ÷ 3.

How do I convert feet to yards?

Use yd = ft ÷ 3. For example, 10 feet gives 3.33333333 yd. Enter your own value above and the converter does the arithmetic for you.

How do I convert yards back to feet?

Use the Yards to Feet converter, or invert the factor by dividing instead of multiplying.

Is this conversion exact?

Every length conversion here hangs on one exact definition, 1 inch = 2.54 cm, so results are exact apart from display rounding.

Reference source

Checked against the official reference on nist.gov.

Formula, example and source checked 2026-11-09. This is a content check, not independent expert certification.