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Find the size that fits the foot, not just the label.

Convert US, UK and EU shoe sizes, or start from an actual foot measurement. Compare two major retail reference charts side by side so brand differences are visible instead of hidden.

✓ Men · women · kids✓ US · UK · EU · cm · inches✓ Brand-chart comparison✓ 100% local
Shoe Size Converter
No signup · no upload · instant
Step 1

Who is the shoe for?

“Compare” shows where the two official reference charts agree or differ. It does not imply either brand fits everyone.
Best result: measure your longer foot while standing, then enter the heel-to-toe length.
Measure both feet.

Stand on paper, mark the heel and longest toe, and use the longer measurement. Measure with the socks you expect to wear.

Closest reference match
Measured length
27.0 cm
foot length
Using the longer foot gives the most useful starting point.
High-confidence starting point A direct foot measurement is more portable across brands than converting a printed shoe label.
Reference-chart comparisonSame foot, slightly different labels

How to measure properly

Small measuring mistakes can shift a half size. Use a hard, flat floor and measure under normal standing load.

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Paper against a wallSecure a sheet of paper so it cannot slide. Place the heel lightly against the wall.
2
Stand naturallyKeep your weight balanced. Mark the tip of the longest toe while the foot is loaded.
3
Measure both feetFeet are often slightly different. Use the longer heel-to-toe measurement for sizing.
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Check the brand chartWidth, last shape, socks and shoe type still matter. A conversion is a starting point, not a fit guarantee.

Nearby sizes

Useful when your measurement falls between chart steps. The table follows your selected wearer and reference profile.

Foot lengthUSUKEU
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Why OneFreePlace shows rangesShoe labels are brand- and model-dependent. Official charts from major footwear brands disagree in some places, especially between US and EU labels. When “Compare official charts” is selected, the tool preserves that difference rather than inventing one universal answer.