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Cent to Square Feet Converter

A cent is 435.6 sq ft — exactly one-hundredth of an acre — and it is the everyday land unit in Kerala and Tamil Nadu, where property is almost always priced per cent rather than per acre or square foot. Type a value and the conversion updates instantly, entirely on your device.

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Regional land units vary by state and even by local custom — confirm the value used in your area's land records before relying on it for a transaction.

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How to use this tool

  1. Enter the value in cents

    Type the plot size in cents — the default 1 cent shows the base conversion.

  2. Read the square feet result

    The conversion updates instantly: 1 cent = 435.6 sq ft.

  3. Swap for the reverse conversion

    Tap the swap button to convert square feet back to cents, and check the 1–10 reference table below.

Questions people ask

How many square feet in 1 cent?

1 cent = 435.6 sq ft — exactly 1/100 of an acre (43,560 sq ft ÷ 100).

How many cents make 1 acre?

100 cents = 1 acre exactly — the name "cent" comes directly from this one-hundredth relationship.

Why is land priced per cent in Kerala instead of per square foot or acre?

A cent is a convenient middle-ground size for residential plots — an acre is too large a unit for most home plots, and pricing per square foot feels too granular for everyday conversation, so Kerala and Tamil Nadu property listings settled on cents as the practical unit.

What is a 5 cent plot in square feet?

5 × 435.6 = 2,178 sq ft — a common size for an independent house plot in Kerala.

Is the cent value the same across Kerala and Tamil Nadu?

Yes — unlike bigha or katha, cent is a standardised fraction of the acre (1/100) and does not vary by state or district; 435.6 sq ft applies everywhere the unit is used.

Is this converter free and does it work offline?

Yes — no login, no upload, and the page keeps working even without an internet connection once it has loaded.

Free because it costs us nothing to run: your browser does the work, not our servers. Made by Dynamb Technologies — we build software for businesses.