How big would the asteroid belt planet be? As I understand it, the asteroid belt exists because the gravitational force of Jupiter prevents the asteroids from accreting (is that a word?) into a planet.

If, however, Jupiter didn't exist and they did create a planet, how big would that planet be?
The mass of the asteroid main belt is estimated at 4% the mass of our moon according to Wikipedia so any object formed from the aggregation of that mass would not be a planet.

It would be the size of a very small moon.

Even if all the asteroids in the solar system were combined, the total mass would be below a third of the moon's mass.