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Arcminutes to Degrees Converter

Convert arcminutes to degrees and degrees to arcminutes instantly. Bidirectional angle converter with formula and common values.

′

Degrees

1.5

°

90 ′ = 1.5 °

° = ′ ÷ 60

Arcminutes to Degrees: 1 ′ equals 0.016667 °. To convert arcminutes to degrees, multiply by 0.016667 (° = ′ ÷ 60). For example, 10 ′ = 0.166667 °.

How to Convert Arcminutes to Degrees

To convert from arcminutes to degrees, multiply the value by 0.016667. The conversion is linear, meaning doubling the input doubles the output.

Conversion Formula

  • Arcminutes to Degrees: ° = ′ ÷ 60
  • Degrees to Arcminutes: ′ = ° × 60

Arcminutes to Degrees Conversion Chart

Arcminutes (′)Degrees (°)
0.10.001667
0.250.004167
0.50.008333
10.016667
20.033333
30.05
50.083333
100.166667
200.333333
250.416667
500.833333
1001.666667
2504.166667
100016.666667

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FAQ

How many arcminutes are in a degree?

One degree equals 60 arcminutes.

How do I convert arcminutes to degrees?

Divide the arcminute value by 60. For example, 90 arcminutes = 1.5 degrees.

What is an arcminute in practical terms?

One arcminute is roughly the angular resolution of the human eye. The full Moon subtends about 31 arcminutes (0.52°).

How many degrees are in 1 arcminut?

1 ′ equals 0.016667 °.

How do you convert arcminutes to degrees?

Multiply the arcminut value by 0.016667. Formula: ° = ′ ÷ 60.

How many degrees are in 5 arcminutes?

5 ′ = 0.083333 °.

How do you convert degrees back to arcminutes?

Use the inverse formula: ′ = ° × 60. For example, 1 ° = 60 ′.