Conversion Calculators Comparison

All 36 Conversion calculators in one comparison table, with the formula and a worked example for each.

What you can work out with these calculators

Unit conversion calculators move a value between measurement systems — length, mass, volume, temperature, speed, area and digital data — using exact defined factors where they exist and published approximations where they do not. The factor used is shown with the result so you can see how much rounding is involved.

Compare calculators by what you enter

All 36 calculators here, one row each: what each tool works out and the fields it asks for before it does. Open any row to use the calculator itself.

Compare calculators by what you enter
CalculatorWhat it works outWhat you enter
Length ConverterConvert between length unitsValue · From · To
Weight ConverterConvert between weight unitsValue · From · To
Volume ConverterConvert between volume unitsValue · From · To
Area ConverterConvert between area unitsValue · From · To
Speed ConverterConvert between speed unitsValue · From · To
Data Storage ConverterConvert between data unitsValue · From · To
Angle ConverterConvert between angle unitsValue · From · To
Energy ConverterConvert between energy unitsValue · From · To
Pressure ConverterConvert between pressure unitsValue · From · To
Frequency ConverterConvert between frequency unitsValue · From · To
Temperature ConverterConvert between Celsius, Fahrenheit, and KelvinTemperature Value · From · To
Time ConverterConvert time units (hours, minutes, seconds)Value · From · To
Force ConverterConvert force units (N, kN, lbf)Value · From · To
Fuel Efficiency ConverterConvert fuel economy (MPG, L/100km)Value · From · To
Cooking Measurement ConverterConvert cooking measurementsAmount · From · To
Clothing Size ConverterConvert international clothing sizesUS Size · Clothing Type
Shoe Size ConverterConvert international shoe sizesUS Shoe Size · Type
Currency Converter (Fixed Rate)Convert currencies at fixed ratesAmount · From · To
Torque ConverterConvert torque units (Nm, lb-ft)Torque Value · From · To
Power ConverterConvert power units (W, kW, HP)Power Value · From · To
Electrical Unit ConverterConvert electrical units infoValue · From · To
Radiation ConverterConvert radiation measurement unitsValue · From · To
Density ConverterConvert density unitsDensity Value · From · To
Viscosity ConverterConvert viscosity unitsViscosity · From · To
Bit Rate ConverterConvert data rates between bps, Kbps, Mbps, GbpsValue · From · To
Luminance ConverterConvert between lux, foot-candles, nitsValue · From · To
Molarity ConverterConvert concentration between M, mM, µM, nMValue · From · To
Flow Rate ConverterConvert between L/s, L/min, m³/h, GPMValue · From · To
Paper Size ConverterA/B-series paper sizes and dimensionsSeries · Number (0-10)
Fraction ↔ Percent ↔ DecimalConvert between fraction, percent, and decimalConvert · Numerator (or percent) · Denominator
Roman Numeral ConverterConvert between Arabic numbers and Roman numeralsConvert · Value
PPM / Concentration ConverterConvert between ppm, ppb, and percentValue · From · To
Thermal Conductivity ConverterConvert W/(m·K) to BTU/(ft·h·°F) etcValue · From · To
Radiation Dose ConverterConvert between Gray, rad, Sievert, remValue · From · To
Wire Gauge (AWG) ConverterConvert AWG to mm and mm²AWG
Acceleration Converterm/s², g-force, ft/s², km/h per secondValue · From

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