Property & project tools
Choose the question you need answered. Every calculator explains the result and the assumptions behind it.
Property Space Budget
Allocate the lot across structures, driveway, lawn and other uses, then estimate remaining space and connected project quantities.
PlanningConnected workflowMap Area & Perimeter
Trace a property and measure irregular land directly on a map.
Irregular Lot Calculator
Use four sides plus a diagonal to estimate a four-sided lot.
Lot Coverage Calculator
Building footprint as a percentage of the lot.
Fence Calculator
Fence length, posts and panels from property perimeter.
Sod Calculator
Lawn area, waste and rolls/pieces to order.
Gravel Calculator
Cubic yards and tons for driveways and landscape areas.
Survey / Plat Image Measure
Upload a survey or plat image, calibrate a known line, then trace the boundary to estimate acreage and perimeter.
No map APILocal imageWhich AcreSketch tool should I use?
Start with the source of your measurements. If you can identify the property on a map, use the Property Planner. If you have a survey or plat image with at least one known dimension, use the Survey / Plat Image tool. If you already know the dimensions, go directly to the calculator that matches the project.
I only know the address
Start with Measure Land, trace the boundary and reuse the result for usable-space and project planning.
I have a survey PDF/image
Use Survey / Plat Image Measure to calibrate a known line and trace the shape without a map API.
I already know the quantities
Use the focused Fence, Sod, Gravel or Lot Coverage calculator and review the assumptions below each result.
Planning estimates vs legal determinations
These tools help with early geometry, area, perimeter and material quantities. They do not establish legal property lines, automatically know local setbacks or easements, or approve a project. Critical dimensions and legal/site constraints should be verified from the appropriate official record or professional.