Converting from Agate (Ⓐ) to Cicero (⒞) | Typography

What is Agate (Ⓐ)

Agate is a unit of measurement commonly used in typography to specify the width of spaces and columns. It is denoted by the symbol Ⓐ.

What is Cicero (⒞)

Cicero is another unit of measurement used in typography to indicate the width of characters, lines, and other elements in a design. It is represented by the symbol ⒞.

Conversion Formulas

The default conversion rates between Agate and Cicero are as follows:

• 1 (Ⓐ) = 0.4300949 (⒞)
• 1 (⒞) = 2.325068 (Ⓐ)

For converting between Agate and Cicero, you can use the formulas:

Agate to Cicero: Cicero=Agate×0.4300949

Cicero to Agate: Agate=Cicero×2.325068

Examples

• 13 (Ⓐ) is equivalent to 5.591234 (⒞)
• 13 (⒞) is equal to 30.22589 (Ⓐ)
• 6 (Ⓐ) converts to 2.580569 (⒞)
• 6 (⒞) results in 13.95041 (Ⓐ)
• 16 (Ⓐ) can be expressed as 6.881519 (⒞)
• 16 (⒞) translates to 37.20109 (Ⓐ)

Use this page to perform conversions from Agate (Ⓐ) to Cicero (⒞).