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Tools


Free calculators built for the specific questions foreigners actually ask about Korea. No sign-up, no fluff — an answer in seconds.

How these are built

Each tool exists because Korea does something differently from the rest of the world, and the conversion charts floating around the web get that difference wrong. Shoe sizes are a real measurement in millimetres; the women's clothing scale is the residue of a national standard withdrawn in 1999; Korean names change sound at syllable boundaries in ways their romanisation never shows; and three separate legal definitions of age still operate side by side.

So the tools show their working. Where a number is a measurement, it converts exactly and says so. Where it is only convention, it is labelled as convention rather than presented as a fact. Where the standard itself is unsettled — as it is for the pronunciation of a Korean surname followed by a given name — the tool says that too instead of inventing certainty.

Everything runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere, there is no sign-up, and no tool needs an account.