Concrete Calculator

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Volume needed
Cubic feet
Estimated weight

Premix bags needed

40 lb bags
60 lb bags
80 lb bags

Bag yields are the manufacturer-published figures (0.30/0.45/0.60 ft³ for 40/60/80 lb bags — the same numbers printed on most premix bags). Buy 5–10% extra to cover spillage and an uneven subgrade.

Free concrete calculator for slabs, footings, walls, and round post holes — get the cubic yards needed and, unlike most calculators, exactly how many 40/60/80 lb premix bags to buy.

How it works

  1. Choose rectangular (slab, footing, wall) or round (column, post hole)
  2. Enter your dimensions
  3. See the volume needed in cubic yards and feet, plus the exact bag count for 40/60/80 lb premix

Frequently asked questions

How many bags of concrete do I need?

This is calculated directly from the volume using each bag size's manufacturer-published yield (40 lb = 0.30 ft³, 60 lb = 0.45 ft³, 80 lb = 0.60 ft³ of mixed concrete) — the same numbers printed on most premix bags.

Should I buy extra?

Yes — buy 5-10% more than the calculated amount to cover spillage, an uneven subgrade, or minor measurement error. Running short mid-pour is a much bigger problem than a small leftover.

What about fence post holes?

Use the round mode with the hole's diameter and depth, and set "Number of holes" to however many posts you're setting — it multiplies the volume and bag count automatically.

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Update history

  • 2026-09-03 The shape toggle now shows an icon for each option (slab vs column).
  • 2026-09-01 Launched: concrete calculator for rectangular and round pours, with cubic yard/foot volume and 40/60/80 lb premix bag counts. Entirely client-side.