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Penis Size Visualizer & Comparison

Your length and girth drawn to scale, next to the average and next to things you have held.

Your size to scale, next to the average1234567890inYou8.5 inAverage5.2 inphone5.8 in
You
  • Longer than 100% of menThicker than 50% of men
  • Typical growth: 2.6 in longer erect (+43%), close to the average +43%.
  • 2.7 in longer than a phone.
  • Condom size: about 53 mm wide

How to use the penis size visualizer

Enter your length and girth, erect or flaccid, in centimetres or inches, and the drawing follows at true scale. Put it next to a phone, a soda can or a bank card, add a second size to see two side by side, then save the picture or copy the link, which carries the sizes, never a photo.

Penis size comparison, to scale

The visualizer draws your length and girth at their real proportions next to the average erect penis — 5.2 in long and 4.6 in around, from 15,521 men measured by clinicians (Veale et al., 2015) — and next to a phone, a soda can and a bank card.

Dick size comparison with everyday objects

A bank card is 3.4 in tall, a soda can 4.8 in and a 6.1-inch phone 5.8 in. The average erect penis, 5.2 in, sits between the can and the phone.

Grower or shower?

In the same study the average penis goes from 3.6 in flaccid to 5.2 in erect: 1.6 in longer, or +43%. Grow clearly more than that and you are what people call a grower; clearly less, a shower. Neither says anything about the erect size.

Cock size comparison: two sizes side by side

Add a second size — a friend, a partner, an ex — and both are drawn side by side. The comparison lives in the link: share it, or save the picture.

How to measure

Length: erect, along the top, from the base pressed against the pubic bone to the tip. Girth: a soft tape around the middle of the shaft. Flaccid: the same way, soft and not stretched.

Is anything stored?

No. The sizes stay in your browser, and in the link if you share it. Nothing is sent to us.

Schematic drawing, not a photo. For entertainment and education; not medical advice.