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Earth vs Jupiter Size Comparison

A jupiter is about 11 times wider than an earth: 86,900 miles (139,800 km) against 7,920 miles (12,740 km). By volume, about 1,320 earths would fit inside a jupiter.

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Which is bigger, an earth or a jupiter?

A jupiter is bigger. A jupiter is 11× the size of an earth: about 11 earths lined up would match it.

Measure	Earth	Jupiter
Size	7,920 miles (12,740 km) across	86,900 miles (139,800 km) across
Record size	—	—
Weight	—	—
Volume	≈ 1.1 × 10²¹ m³	≈ 1.4 × 10²⁴ m³

How many earths fit in a jupiter?

By volume, about 1,320 earths would fit inside a jupiter. A jupiter is 11× the size of an earth: about 11 earths lined up would match it. Volume grows with the cube of length, which is why the volume number is so much bigger.

Where do these numbers come from?

Sizes are typical adult or reported values, rounded for readability. Read how we measure and compare sizes.