How big is Saudi Arabia really?
Saudi Arabia covers 2,149,690 km² (830,000 sq mi). On the usual world map (the Mercator projection) it is drawn about 1.21 times bigger than it really is.
See Saudi Arabia at its true size on the map →True size vs the map
Both drawn at the same scale. The map keeps shapes but swells everything away from the equator.
Saudi Arabia in numbers
Why the map gets Saudi Arabia wrong
Saudi Arabia lies around 24°N. A Mercator map stretches distances there by about 1.1 times in every direction, so areas come out roughly 1.2 times too big near its middle. Most web maps use this projection because it keeps angles and shapes right for navigation, not because it shows sizes fairly.
In Globegami you can drag a copy of Saudi Arabia anywhere on Earth: it keeps its true size and grows or shrinks on the map as it moves, and you can fold the map back into a globe.
Compare Saudi Arabia
Areas: official totals including inland water (UN Statistics Division via Wikidata). Outlines: Natural Earth. How Globegami works