How to find distance between two points in QGIS

[@abrahamtomahawk]

Thank you sir, a gentelman and a scholar.

[@SelfStudyTutorials]

So nice of you.

[@budyn968]

Is there an option to make the click snap to the point you are clicking on? Because now you are clicking on a point which is not 100% accurate.

[@SelfStudyTutorials]

Dear @budyn968, Yes, QGIS has an option to enable snapping, which can make your clicks more accurate by snapping to the nearest point, vertex, or line. This is especially useful when digitizing or working with vector layers where precision is needed. Here’s how to enable and configure snapping in QGIS: To Enable Snapping: Go to the Snapping toolbar (it looks like a magnet). If it’s not visible, you can enable it by right-clicking on the toolbar area and checking Snapping Toolbar. Alternatively, go to Project > Snapping Options.... To Configure Snapping Settings: In the Snapping Options dialog, select the layer(s) you want to snap to. Set the Mode (Vertex, Segment, or Both) depending on what you want to snap to. "Vertex" is ideal for snapping to points, while "Segment" is better for lines. I hope this information assists in addressing your query. Enjoy Self Study Tutorials!!!

[@marceloriffo1988]

Thanks brother !