Planet Diameter Comparison (NASA KM Data)

How wide is Jupiter? Compare 13 NASA diameters, from Vesta at 525 km to Jupiter at 142984, with Earth, Moon, Mars, Saturn and Pluto. See all 13 rows inside.

Visual comparison

Log scale: values span 272.4x from smallest to largest, so bar lengths are logarithmic. Labels and table show exact values.

Jupiter142,984 Kilometers (km)
Saturn120,536 Kilometers (km)
Uranus51,118 Kilometers (km)
Neptune49,528 Kilometers (km)
Earth12,756 Kilometers (km)
Venus12,104 Kilometers (km)
Mars6,792 Kilometers (km)
Mercury4,879 Kilometers (km)
Moon3,475 Kilometers (km)
Pluto2,377 Kilometers (km)
Eris2,326 Kilometers (km)
Ceres940 Kilometers (km)
Vesta525 Kilometers (km)

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About this converter

NASA prints planet diameters at the equator, and this table follows that sheet. Vesta opens at 525 km, Ceres at 940, Eris at 2326, Pluto at 2377, Moon at 3475, Mercury at 4879, Mars at 6792, Venus at 12104, Earth at 12756, Neptune at 49528, Uranus at 51118, Saturn at 120536 and Jupiter at 142984. That makes Jupiter about eleven Earths wide. Gas giant figures run to the visible cloud tops. Small body rows pin mean diameters, as noted.

How to use it

Pick two entries and a unit in the top row. The three boxes below stay linked. Change any box and the other two update. One box holds a count of the first, one holds the matching count of the second, one holds the diameter in the chosen unit. Try 1 Jupiter against Earths.

Planet rows pin equatorial diameter from the NASA Planetary Fact Sheet. Earth mean diameter is 12742; the row uses 12756 equatorial. Pluto rows 2377 from NASA Science; the older fact sheet table prints 2376. Ceres rows 940 from Dawn data and Vesta 525 mean. Eris rows 2326 per NASA. Feet stay out because planets sit far above human scale. Radii are half these figures; double checking against radius sources keeps math clean.

FAQ

How wide is Jupiter?

142984 km equatorial, per the NASA Planetary Fact Sheet. About eleven Earths.

How wide is Earth?

12756 km equatorial. The mean figure is 12742.

How wide is Pluto?

2377 km per NASA Science. Older tables print 2376.

What is the smallest body here?

Vesta at 525 km mean, from Dawn mission data.

Sources

  • NASA Planetary Fact Sheet metric table, NSSDCA (Mercury through Neptune plus Moon equatorial diameters)
  • NASA Planetary Fact Sheet notes (diameter defined as equatorial, gas giants to cloud tops)
  • NASA Science Pluto facts page (equatorial diameter 2377 km, New Horizons era)
  • NASA Dawn mission pages and JPL planetary parameters (Ceres 940, Vesta 525 mean, Eris 2326)

Last verified: 2026-09-30 · 13 entries

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