Common units first
The tool focuses on units that often appear in engineering and documentation: m, km, cm, inch, ft, kg, g, lb, oz, C, F, and K.
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Convert common length, weight, and temperature units quickly.
Unit conversion is not hard arithmetic; the difficulty is which standard applies. Gallons differ between the US and UK, tons come in three kinds, and temperature is an offset rather than a ratio. Converting length, weight and temperature in one place makes it easy to re-check the basis when a number looks wrong.
The tool focuses on units that often appear in engineering and documentation: m, km, cm, inch, ft, kg, g, lb, oz, C, F, and K.
Switch From and To values or use the swap button to check the same quantity in the opposite direction.
Calculations run in the browser, so you can avoid jumping to a separate calculator or search result.
Length and weight are pure scaling, but temperature scales have different zero points and need an offset. 0°C is 32°F, not 0°F. Converting a temperature difference is also not the same as converting a temperature.
The result shows the raw computed value. Round to the precision you need and settle the unit notation before publishing.
The tool shows the calculated value directly. For reports or UI text, round to the precision your audience expects.
Temperature conversion is not a simple ratio. Always keep the unit label when mixing Celsius, Fahrenheit, and Kelvin.
Traditional area units often get rounded in listings, and the gap becomes visible at larger sizes. When checking a contract, work from the official square-metre figure rather than the rounded local unit.
Celsius and Fahrenheit have different zero points, so a plain multiplication is wrong. "Twice 20 degrees" is not 40 degrees. When converting a temperature difference, apply only the ratio and drop the offset.
A gallon differs between the US and the UK (about 3.79 L versus 4.55 L), and tons split into metric, short and long. When transferring figures from foreign documents, confirm which standard is meant.
Input
100 km
Output
62.1371 mile
328,084 ft
100,000 m
Input
25 °C
Output
77 °F
298.15 K