Everyday Object Size Comparison Game
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Resize real objects. Trust your eye. See how close you get.
Opening your five comparisons…
About the everyday objects game
Coins, batteries, furniture, a pallet and the average adult: small things are surprisingly hard to size from memory. Guess them against each other and against people.
Everyday sizes come from manufacturers and standards bodies, and average heights from the US National Center for Health Statistics.
Everyday objects in the game
- A4 paper
- AA battery
- AAA battery
- Average US man
- Average US woman
- BILLY bookcase
- Compact disc
- EUR pallet
- GAN speed cube
- IPad Air 11-inch
- IPhone 16
- LACK side table
- Nalgene wide-mouth bottle
- Nine-volt battery
- Nintendo Switch OLED
- POÄNG armchair
- SMEG two-slice toaster
- Steinway Model D piano
- US nickel
- US quarter
Common questions
Why are specific models named?
Everyday objects vary between brands, so each question names the model whose published size is used.
What does “average US man” mean?
The measured average height for US men aged 20 and older published by the CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics. The average US woman uses the same source.
Can I play only everyday objects?
Yes. Today’s everyday set is shared by everyone; after it, keep playing everyday rounds without a limit.
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