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Size It Up

Resize a silhouette until it matches the real size, lock it in, and see the red outline. The ruler is linear. Half and double count as the same miss.

Daily No. 1 · 2026-09-23 UTC · five rounds · 500 max

Round 1 / 50 / 500

How long is an Egypt?

country outline span · length. Reference stays true to scale.

Linear · 1 m = 1 m
Liberia466 km length
EgyptYour guess · 466 km length

This board is linear, not logarithmic: twice as wide means twice the real size. The midpoint is marked so the axis is readable. Score still treats half and double as the same miss.

How to play Size It Up

  1. Read the black-blue reference. It is already at true scale, with its real measurement labelled.
  2. Slide on the board or use the slider until the cream silhouette looks right. The ruler is linear, and the midpoint number is marked.
  3. Lock in. The true size lands in red. Later you see where you sit among everyone who finished today.

Size It Up scoring

Score is the ratio between your guess and the true size, not a raw metre gap. That is why a whale drawn twice too long and twice too short both score 45.

MissScore
within 6%100
within 12%90
a fifth off78
a third off62
half or double45
three times off30
four times off18
five times off0

Size It Up is linear

Twice as wide means twice the real length. You size it up by eye. The midpoint of the ruler is labelled, and the slider is not logarithmic.

Today's Size It Up

Everyone gets the same five rounds until 00:00 UTC. Post a name after the last lock-in. An empty wall still ranks you 1 of 1.

Lock in on Size It Up

The red outline shows the real measurement. The next round is a new pair. Each object cites a public source for that number.

What Size It Up is not

Not a logo quiz, and not affiliated with Magnitudle or Sizivo. The silhouettes are public-domain originals, listed on the credits page.