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Unit converter for everyday measurements

Convert inches to cm, ounces to grams, cups to ml, kg to lb, °F to °C, miles to km and more. UnitCalc gives you the answer, formula, examples, and a useful table without clutter.

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Enter a value, choose units, and copy the result. The formula and table update automatically.

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Built around real use cases

More useful than a plain formula page

UnitCalc groups conversions by how people actually use them: cooking, height, distance, shipping, DIY, fitness, weather, and digital storage. That makes it faster to find the right calculator and easier to understand the result.

Cookingcups, ml, grams, ounces, oven temperatures
Heightcm, feet, inches, meters
Travelmiles, kilometers, speed, temperature
Shippingkg, lb, ounces, grams, dimensions

How to use UnitCalc

  1. Choose a popular calculator or use the universal converter.
  2. Enter the number you want to convert.
  3. Select the from and to units.
  4. Copy the result or use the table for common values.

Accuracy notes

UnitCalc uses standard conversion factors for common everyday units. For cooking, ingredient conversions such as grams to cups are estimates because density varies by ingredient, brand, packing method, and humidity.

FAQ

Unit converter questions

What is UnitCalc?

UnitCalc is a free everyday unit converter with calculators, formulas, examples, and conversion tables.

Can I use these conversions for engineering or medical work?

Use UnitCalc for general information and everyday tasks. For critical engineering, medical, legal, or scientific work, verify the values with an authoritative source.

Why do cooking conversions sometimes say “about”?

Weight-to-volume conversions depend on ingredient density. For example, 1 cup of flour does not weigh the same as 1 cup of sugar.