Geometry Calculator

One point per line (A(0,0) / A = 0,0 / A:0,0); segments as AB; polygons as ABCD or square ABCD; circle as O(0,0) r=2
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No. Type Item Value / Verdict Note

Introduction to the tool and how to use it

Online geometry proof helper: enter one point's coordinates per line (or a segment, polygon, or circle); it recognizes the shape automatically and reports side lengths, interior angles, area, and perimeter, then numerically classifies equilateral, isosceles, right, parallelogram, rectangle, rhombus, square, trapezoid, regular polygon, and collinear.

Input format: a point may be A(0,0), A = 0,0, or A:0,0; a segment is AB; a polygon is ABCD or square ABCD (vertices in order); a circle is O(0,0) r=2 or center(0,0) r(2).

Claim check: in claim, write the statement to verify using shorthand syntax, separated by commas, for example AB = CD, AB // CD, AB ⊥ CD, angle ABC = 90, A,B,C collinear, triangle ABC is isosceles; the tool answers holds / does not hold for each, with the basis.

Precision: everything is judged with floating point plus a relative tolerance (default 1e-6, adjustable decimal places); it never compares floats with ===; angles are always in degrees and marked (°) to avoid confusion with radians. Point cap is 100 and output rows cap at 2000; excess converges silently with a notice.

How to use

  1. Paste point, segment, polygon, or circle definitions into the input box, one per line.
  2. Choose the shape mode and point format, enter the claims to verify, and toggle measurements and proof steps as needed.
  3. Click Run.
  4. Review the measurements and verdict, then copy or export.

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