Wall Paint Coverage & Gallon / Liter Estimator
Calculate net paintable wall surface area, deduct windows and doors, and determine exact gallons or liters of paint and primer needed for your room.Documentation & FAQs ↓
Step-by-Step Instructions
4 Steps to CompletionEnter the room's length, width, and ceiling height.
Specify the number of doors and windows to deduct cutouts.
Select the number of paint coats (2 coats recommended for fresh drywall or color changes).
Review net paintable square footage and exact cans of paint to buy.
Practical Use Cases & Real-World Scenarios
Automatic Window & Door Deductions
Standard deductions for doors (21 sq ft / 2 sq m each) and windows (15 sq ft / 1.4 sq m each) prevent over-purchasing paint.
Imperial & Metric Units
Switch seamlessly between Feet / Inches / Gallons and Meters / Centimeters / Liters.
Multi-Coat & Primer Modeling
Calculates volume for 1-coat refresh, 2-coat standard coverage, or 3 coats for dramatic dark-to-light color transitions.
Paint Can Rounding Optimizer
Recommends the most economical combination of 1-gallon and 1-quart cans to minimize leftover waste.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many square feet does one gallon of paint cover?↓
Should I always apply two coats of paint?↓
Do I need a separate primer coat?↓
How do I calculate ceiling paint coverage?↓
What should I do with leftover paint?↓
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