The purpose of this study is to explore the relationship between the value of complexity of irregular polygon and the dimensional visual illusion. Many results of similar studies only mentioned the dimensional visual illusion of geometric figures, but rarely mentioned it of irregular figures. 30 college students joined this research. Each person had to do twice tests. At the first, they were informed the method of experiment only. Second, they were informed inducement in addition to the method of experiment, so that they could concentrate on the second test. In each test, each person had to adjust 5 irregular polygons one by one, which have different values of complexity, beside the standard figure. The function of value of complexity is ‘D=P/A’, where D is the value of complexity, P is the perimeter, and A is the area of a polygon. According to the result of experiment, factors of inducement and sex both didn’t influence the errors between the areas of the standard figure and each irregular polygon. The values of complexity and errors are highly correlative. It means the higher value of complexity of a figure, the larger error we’ll make. As toe the phenomenon of viewing larger or smaller, almost every one was partial to the same tendentiousness in both tests. That is, it doesn’t influence the tendency of human’s dimensional visual illusion whether the factor of inducement was acceded to or not. The higher values of complexity of polygons, the more phenomenon of larger-seeing will happen. Besides, we also discovered that expect the first sample of irregular polygon, the larger-viewing phenomenon was existed on the other 4. it might be relative to the factor of jogging condition of figures. By defining the value of complexity and the method of calculating areas of irregular polygons, we offer a reference material in studies of dimensional visual illusion.