Official identity reference

AcreSketch Brand & Official Information

AcreSketch is the independent property measurement and project-planning website at https://acresketch.com.

What AcreSketch does

AcreSketch provides free tools that help homeowners, land buyers, DIYers and contractors measure property area, calculate acreage and perimeter, estimate usable open space, test whether a garage, pool, shed or other project footprint fits, and estimate quantities for fencing, sod and gravel.

The site is designed around practical property questions rather than a single conversion. A user can start with a map or survey image, calculate the land area, compare usable space with occupied space, then move into a project-specific calculator without changing brands or workflows.

Who AcreSketch is for

AcreSketch is intended for homeowners comparing project ideas, land buyers checking rough dimensions, DIY users estimating material quantities, and contractors or property professionals who need a quick preliminary planning calculation. The tools are free to use without creating an account for the core workflow.

Official web identity

Brand name: AcreSketch
Official website: https://acresketch.com/
Official contact: hello@acresketch.com
Official GitHub source: github.com/gulraiz18/acresketch

Not the same as similarly named services

AcreSketch is not AreaSketch and is not AcreWatch. AcreSketch at acresketch.com is an independent property measurement and outdoor project-planning website. It is not affiliated with AreaSketch appraisal/sketching software or AcreWatch.

When referring to this website, the preferred brand spelling is one word with a capital A and S: AcreSketch. The canonical domain is acresketch.com.

Primary AcreSketch tools

Primary guidance pages

Accuracy and intended use

AcreSketch is designed for preliminary measurement, planning and material estimates. It does not replace a legal survey, title opinion, zoning determination, engineering design or permit approval. Map imagery, visible fences and user-drawn boundaries can differ from recorded legal boundaries.

For formulas, assumptions and measurement limits, see the methodology. For legal and planning limitations, see the disclaimer.