European Robin
(adult)
Length · 13 cm
Details & sources
Artwork license: CC0
Creator: Mathieu Pélissié
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗License details ↗Sources & credits →BROWSE · COMPARE · DISCOVER
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(adult)
Length · 13 cm
Artwork license: CC0
Creator: Mathieu Pélissié
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗License details ↗Sources & credits →(complete 16-car train)
Length · 400 m
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up — original source artwork
Complete sixteen-car trainset, both cab noses included; not a single carriage.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →Eustreptospondylus oxoniensis
Length · 7 m
Artwork license: CC-BY-3.0
Creator: Jaime Headden; silhouette normalized and simplified by Size It Up.
Selected museum directory estimate of total body length, snout to tail tip; schematic side-view reconstruction, not a specific measured specimen.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗License details ↗Sources & credits →F-35A Lightning II
Overall height · 4.38 m
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: HowHeight / its licensors (individual creator not stated)
Representative size from a documented example; this generic silhouette is not a model-specific drawing.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →Height · 70 m
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up — original source artwork
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →Height · 70 m
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up — original source artwork
Full launch stack with payload fairing and two side boosters; no deployed landing legs.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →Shoulder height · 90 cm
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: HowHeight / its licensors (individual creator not stated)
Representative shoulder height; excludes head, ears and horns.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(Toyota Corolla)
Length · 4.63 m
Artwork license: PD
Creator: German StVO pictogram
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗License details ↗Sources & credits →(Standard foil overall length 110 cm from pommel to blade tip)
Length · 1.1 m
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up; original simplified Classic outline (foil)
Standard foil overall length 110 cm from pommel to blade tip
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →Shoulder height · 20 cm
Artwork license: CC0
Creator: Fennec fox — Margot Michaud. PhyloPic; CC0. None; original artwork is already black. Empty SVG canvas cropped to the rendered outline; proportions and pose preserved.
Shoulder height, excluding the head, ears, horns and hump. A representative animal is shown.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗License details ↗Sources & credits →(Representative midpoint of published 71.3–74.8 mm diameter range)
Diameter · 7.305 cm
Artwork license: © Sizekin
Creator: Sizekin — original schematic vector illustration.
Representative midpoint of published 71.3–74.8 mm diameter range
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(Regulated inside opening width between posts, published 3.66 m)
Width · 3.66 m
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up; original simplified Classic outline (goal)
Regulated inside opening width between posts, published 3.66 m
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(Representative midpoint of published 89–95 cm typical full-length range)
Length · 92 cm
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up; original simplified Classic outline (hockey)
Representative midpoint of published 89–95 cm typical full-length range
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(USDA reference portion · centre cross-section)
Diameter · 5.715 cm
Artwork license: © Sizekin
Creator: Sizekin — original schematic vector illustration.
Full outside diameter across the centre, not slice thickness.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(main islands)
North-south map span · 336.8 km
Artwork license: PD
Creator: Natural Earth; Sizekin north-south measurement and map projection.
North-south extent of the displayed map: WGS84 meridional distance between its southernmost and northernmost boundary coordinates, not travel distance or elevation. Main Fiji island groups; Rotuma and remote outlying islands excluded.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗License details ↗Sources & credits →(adult male)
Length · 21 m
Artwork license: CC0
Creator: Jonathan Pople
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗License details ↗Sources & credits →North-south map span · 1,144 km
Artwork license: PD
Creator: Natural Earth; Sizekin north-south measurement and map projection.
North-south extent of the displayed map: WGS84 meridional distance between its southernmost and northernmost boundary coordinates, not travel distance or elevation. All polygon parts assigned to this country in the pinned Natural Earth admin-0 feature.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗License details ↗Sources & credits →(pumper)
Length · 10 m
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up — original source artwork
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(10 lb, class ABC)
Height · 51.43 cm
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up — original source artwork
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →Height · 75 cm
Artwork license: CC0
Creator: Temaki contributors
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗License details ↗Sources & credits →(adult)
Length · 1.15 cm
Artwork license: CC0
Creator: Guillaume Dera; via PhyloPic. Normalized and simplified for Classic; measurement endpoints calibrated.
Head to abdomen tip; antennae, tail filaments and legs excluded.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗License details ↗Sources & credits →(Published 12.5-inch five-pin pin base-to-top height)
Height · 31.75 cm
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up; original simplified Classic outline (pin)
Published 12.5-inch five-pin pin base-to-top height
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →Height · 90 cm
Artwork license: copyright
Creator: © Nintendo / Creatures Inc. / GAME FREAK inc. / The Pokémon Company. Dream World artwork via PokéAPI.
Standard Pokédex height; the illustration is scaled to this value, not an anatomical measurement of its pose.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗License details ↗Sources & credits →(61-inch, fabric shade)
Height · 1.549 m
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up — original source artwork
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(78 × 196 cm, leaning)
Height · 1.96 m
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up — original source artwork
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(MPS Wildstick Black 100L model)
Length · 1.1 m
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up; original simplified Classic outline (hockey)
MPS Wildstick Black 100L model; 110 cm overall including blade, not its 100 cm shaft alone
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(3.5-inch)
Width · 9 cm
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up — original source artwork
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(to the top of the lantern)
Height · 116 m
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up — original architectural schematic; see docs/landmarks/README.md.
Ground to the top of the lantern. The later ball and cross above the lantern are excluded.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(USDA tortilla)
Diameter · 25.4 cm
Artwork license: © Sizekin
Creator: Sizekin — original schematic vector illustration.
Across the full round tortilla, laid flat and unfolded.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(adult)
Length · 7.3 mm
Artwork license: CC0
Creator: Wouter Koch; via PhyloPic. Rotated -38 degrees. Normalized and simplified for Classic; measurement endpoints calibrated.
Head to elytra tip; the long antennae and the legs are excluded. Outline rotated to align the body.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗License details ↗Sources & credits →Height · 16.7 cm
Artwork license: © Sizekin
Creator: Sizekin — original schematic vector illustration.
Representative size from a documented example; this generic silhouette is not a model-specific drawing.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(engine + tender)
Length · 21.4 m
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up — original source artwork
Locomotive plus one tender; length over buffers, 21,396 mm.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(Rogue high-density foam roller 18-inch model)
Length · 45.72 cm
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up; original simplified Classic outline (roller)
Rogue high-density foam roller 18-inch model; full cylinder end-to-end length
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(Soccer)
Length · 7.32 m
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up — original source artwork
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(Soccer, FIFA size)
Length · 105 m
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up — original source artwork
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →Length · 5.6 m
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up — original source artwork
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(metropolitan)
North-south map span · 1,081 km
Artwork license: PD
Creator: Natural Earth; Sizekin north-south measurement and map projection.
North-south extent of the displayed map: WGS84 meridional distance between its southernmost and northernmost boundary coordinates, not travel distance or elevation. Metropolitan France, including Corsica; overseas territories excluded.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗License details ↗Sources & credits →(adult)
Length · 1.5 cm
Artwork license: CC0
Creator: Nathan Jay Baker
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗License details ↗Sources & credits →(28 cm pan, handle included)
Length · 49 cm
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up — original source artwork
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(FIFA futsal ball)
Diameter · 20.05 cm
Artwork license: CC-BY-SA-4.0
Creator: OpenMoji contributors, CC BY-SA 4.0. Sizekin adaptation: measured disc, contrasting internal detail, cropped viewport.
FIFA futsal ball; midpoint of permitted 62–64 cm circumference divided by pi
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗License details ↗Sources & credits →North-south map span · 692.1 km
Artwork license: PD
Creator: Natural Earth; Sizekin north-south measurement and map projection.
North-south extent of the displayed map: WGS84 meridional distance between its southernmost and northernmost boundary coordinates, not travel distance or elevation. All polygon parts assigned to this country in the pinned Natural Earth admin-0 feature.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗License details ↗Sources & credits →Gallimimus bullatus
Length · 6 m
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up — original source artwork
Selected published estimate of total body length, snout to tail tip; schematic reconstruction, not a specific measured specimen.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →Length · 1.3 m
Artwork license: CC0
Creator: Kai Caspar
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗License details ↗Sources & credits →North-south map span · 83.53 km
Artwork license: PD
Creator: Natural Earth; Sizekin north-south measurement and map projection.
North-south extent of the displayed map: WGS84 meridional distance between its southernmost and northernmost boundary coordinates, not travel distance or elevation. All polygon parts assigned to this country in the pinned Natural Earth admin-0 feature.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗License details ↗Sources & credits →The Hobbit · Noble Collection illuminating replica
Height · 1.854 m
Artwork license: © Sizekin
Creator: Sizekin — AI-assisted character illustration. Character designs and names belong to their respective rights holders; no open license to those characters is claimed.
Full-size illuminating replica listed at 73 inches tall (1.8542 m); excludes packaging.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(Jupiter’s moon · mean diameter)
Diameter · 5,262 km
Artwork license: © Sizekin
Creator: Sizekin — original schematic vector illustration.
Mean diameter: twice the published radius. Circular scale diagram, not a surface map or an exact limb model.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →(US, 8-foot single)
Width · 2.438 m
Artwork license: Source-site artwork
Creator: Size It Up — original source artwork
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →Width · 4.5 cm
Artwork license: © Sizekin
Creator: Sizekin — original schematic vector illustration.
Representative size from a documented example; this generic silhouette is not a model-specific drawing.
Wikipedia (English) Measurement source ↗Silhouette source ↗Sources & credits →