Free on iPhone and Android
The game about the real size of things
Guess how big things really are, from cells to prehistoric giants and helicopters, then see the answer drawn to scale.
How to play
How Magnitudle works
Every round asks one question about size, in one of five ways.
Resize to real scaleDrag a silhouette until it is as big as it really is next to a reference.
Rank by sizePut three or four things in order, from biggest to smallest.
Pick the biggestTap the one that is really the biggest.
Estimate the numberType your best guess for a number.
How many fit?Guess how many of one thing, lined up end to end, match another.
Points, stars and which modes have a time limit are all explained in how the game works.
Test your sense of scale
Order from biggest to smallest
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Daily
A new daily challenge every day
At 00:00 UTC a new daily challenge starts: five rounds, one of each kind, the same for every player. You start with three lives and every round is timed. Finish it day after day to build a streak, then share your score as a grid of coloured squares that gives nothing away.
Take a look at today's daily challenge.
Multiplayer
Play live against friends
Play 1v1 duels, 2v2 and 3v3 teams, a four-player free-for-all, or bots at four levels. Invite friends into a private room with a 6-character code. Rated matches move your skill rating, from Bronze up to Master.
Compare the multiplayer modes.
Topics
Explore sizes by topic
Levels are grouped by topic. Each topic page shows its sizes drawn to scale.
Compare
Surprising sizes
Sizes from our topics, each drawn to scale beside something familiar. A different set every week.
250 µm
About 2.2× the width of a human egg cell
2.4 km (1.49 mi)
About 2.9× the height of the Burj Khalifa
2 cm (0.79 in)
About 2.9× the length of a grain of rice
30.2 m (99 ft)
As long as about 3 city buses end to end
1.2 m (3 ft 11 in)
About 3.1× the height of a bowling pin
7 µm
About 3.5× the length of an E. coli bacterium
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is Magnitudle free?
Yes. Magnitudle is free to download and play on iPhone and Android.
Which devices can I play on?
Magnitudle is an app for iPhone and Android. On iPhone it needs iOS 16.4 or later; on Android you get it from Google Play.
Which languages is the app in?
The app is available in English, Ukrainian, German, Polish, Spanish, Italian, Turkish, Brazilian Portuguese, French, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Russian, Arabic, Hindi, and Indonesian.
Can I play offline?
No. Every answer is checked by our server, so you need an internet connection to play.
How does scoring work?
Each round is worth up to 100 points. For sizes and numbers, what counts is how many times off you are, so a guess twice too big and a guess half the true size score the same. The details are in how scoring works.
More answers are in the FAQ.
Free on iPhone and Android
Download Magnitudle
Magnitudle is free on iPhone and Android. Levels, the daily challenge and live duels are all in the app.
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