Unit Conversion Calculators
Length, weight, temperature, currency and other unit converters.
Converters for everyday measures — length, weight, volume, temperature, speed — and for technical units in physics, electronics and chemistry. Each converts through one base unit with fixed conversion factors, so any pair of units in a converter gives consistent results.
Which Unit Conversion calculator do you need?
- Length or distanceLength ConverterMetric and imperial lengths; quick km↔miles and m↔ft tools cover the common pairs.
- WeightWeight ConverterGrams, kilograms, tonnes, pounds and ounces.
- Volume, including recipesVolume ConverterMetric and US customary volumes; the cooking converter handles cups and spoons.
- TemperatureTemperature ConverterCelsius, Fahrenheit and Kelvin.
- Data sizesData Storage ConverterBits, bytes, KB, MB, GB and TB using binary (1,024-based) units.
- SpeedSpeed Converterkm/h, mph, m/s and knots.
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- Capacitance Converter
- Electric Current Converter
- Inductance Converter
- Resistance Converter
- Voltage Converter
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Why a "GB" can mean two sizes
Storage makers label capacity in decimal units (1 GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes), while most operating systems show binary units (1 GB = 1,073,741,824 bytes). A drive sold as 1 TB therefore shows as about 931 GB. CalcuTool's data-storage converter uses the binary convention, so it matches what your computer displays.
Unit Conversion Calculator Guides
Celsius, Fahrenheit, and Kelvin Conversion Explained (Why It's Not Just Multiplication)
Unlike most unit conversions (which are a single multiplication), converting between temperature scales needs both a multiplication AND an addition or subtraction, because Celsius, Fahrenheit, and Kelvin don't share the same zero point — this is why there's exactly one temperature, −40°, where Celsius and Fahrenheit happen to read the same number.
Read guideConverting Bar and PSI for Tire Pressure: A Worked Example
Running real tire-pressure values through the pressure converter's formula shows exactly how 2 bar becomes 29.007548 PSI, and how the same base-pascal math handles blood-pressure and atmospheric readings too.
Read guideHow a Running Pace Is Converted Between Km and Miles
Converting a pace from minutes-per-km to minutes-per-mile goes through speed as an intermediate step — pace becomes a speed, that speed converts between distance units, then converts back into a pace in the new unit.
Read guideHow Acceleration Is Converted Between m/s², ft/s², and g-Force
Acceleration converts between units by routing through meters per second squared as a common base — g-force uses the fixed 9.80665 m/s² standard gravity constant to bridge to the rest.
Read guideHow Data Storage Sizes Are Converted
Converting between bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, gigabytes, and terabytes uses the binary (1024-based) convention that Windows, macOS, and file managers report sizes in — not the 1000-based convention some manufacturers and standards bodies use instead.
Read guideHow Data Transfer Rates Are Converted
Network speeds like Mbps and Gbps convert using a 1,000-based decimal convention — a different base than data storage sizes use — and converting between bit-based and byte-based rates always involves an extra factor of 8.
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