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How tall is Steve Jobs?

Steve Jobs is 1.88 m (6'2") tall.
Heights are compiled from public sources — official league & agency listings, published profiles and reference data — and cross-checked; the confidence flag reflects how consistently sources agree. Last reviewed 2026-09-30.
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About Steve Jobs’s height
Steve Jobs is 1.88 m (6'2") tall. That is 188 centimetres, or 6'2" in feet and inches. Source confidence for this height is rated medium.
Steve Jobs is 13 cm (5.1 in) taller than the average adult man (about 1.75 m), and 26 cm (10.2 in) taller than the average adult woman (about 1.62 m).
For a sense of scale, Steve Jobs stands at almost the same height as Stephen Curry (1.88 m), and is just shorter than Samuel L. Jackson (1.89 m). Use the comparison tool above to line Steve Jobs up against anyone else, to scale.
Steve Jobs vs the average person, to scale
Height in context
- 13 cm (5 in) taller than the average adult man (world average: 1.75 m).
- 26 cm (10 in) taller than the average adult woman (world average: 1.62 m).
- At 107% of the average man’s height, Steve Jobs is above typical adult male stature.
- Use the comparison tool above to place Steve Jobs side by side with any person or object — you’ll see the size difference at a glance.
World height averages: adult men ≈1.75 m, adult women ≈1.62 m (compiled from global studies; varies by region).
Steve Jobs height — frequently asked
- How tall is Steve Jobs?
- Steve Jobs is 1.88 m (6'2") tall.
- How tall is Steve Jobs in feet?
- Steve Jobs is 6'2" tall.
- How tall is Steve Jobs in cm?
- Steve Jobs is 1.88 m (188 cm) tall.
- Is Steve Jobs tall?
- Yes — at 1.88 m (6'2"), Steve Jobs is taller than the average adult, by 13 cm (5.1 in).
- Who is taller, Steve Jobs or Samuel L. Jackson?
- Samuel L. Jackson is taller, at 1.89 m versus Steve Jobs at 1.88 m.
- Is Steve Jobs taller than Cristiano Ronaldo?
- Yes — Steve Jobs is 1.88 m, which is taller than Cristiano Ronaldo at 1.87 m.
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