About this converter
Decimal (also written shotok, satak, or শতক) is a land unit widely used across Bangladesh, West Bengal, Assam, Bihar, Odisha, and Jharkhand. It is defined as one-hundredth of an acre, which equals 435.6 square feet. The decimal is small enough for everyday plot-level measurement yet ties cleanly into the metric / acre system, which is why it became standard on land deeds across the Bengal region.
Conversion formula
Square feet = decimal × 435.6. Acres = decimal / 100. To go the other way: decimal = sq ft / 435.6, or decimal = acres × 100.
Worked example
A plot of 10 decimal is 10 × 435.6 = 4,356 sq ft, or 0.1 acre, or about 6.05 katha (Bengal). The converter above shows every equivalent at once.
How decimal relates to katha and bigha
1 katha (Bengal) = 720 sq ft ≈ 1.653 decimal. 1 bigha (Bengal / Bangladesh) = 14,400 sq ft = 33.06 decimal — which is why Bangladeshi land documents often round to "1 bigha = 33 decimal" in everyday speech.