Pool Volume Calculator
Enter your pool shape and dimensions to instantly get pool volume in gallons and liters.
Use the Pool Volume Calculator
Pool Dimensions
Enter dimensions for each rectangular section of the L.
Section A
Section B
Average depth = (shallow end + deep end) / 2
Results
Select a shape and enter dimensions to see the volume.
Volume (Gallons)
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Volume (Liters)
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Surface Area
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Water Weight
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Volume (cu ft)
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Volume (cu m)
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Tip: For initial chlorine shock, use approximately 1 lb of granular shock per 10,000 gallons of pool water.
Summary
Enter your pool shape and dimensions to instantly get pool volume in gallons and liters.
How it works
- Select your pool shape (rectangular, circular, oval, or L-shaped).
- Enter the length, width (or diameter), and average depth.
- For L-shaped pools, enter dimensions for both sections.
- Click Calculate to see volume in gallons and liters instantly.
- Use the result to plan chemicals, heating, or pump sizing.
Use cases
- Determine how many gallons of water a new pool holds.
- Calculate the right amount of pool chemicals for shocking or balancing.
- Size a pool heater or heat pump accurately.
- Estimate fill time when refilling the pool.
- Plan a pool cover or liner purchase by knowing surface area.
- Help a pool service technician dose treatments correctly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Last updated: 2026-09-19 ·
Reviewed by Nham Vu