Confused by Inches vs. Centimeters? Need to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit for your trip? Or maybe you are cooking and need to know how many milliliters are in a US Cup?
Our Universal Unit Converter handles it all. From everyday measurements to live currency exchange rates, get instant and accurate conversions in a single, easy-to-use tool.
The world’s divide.
The USA, Liberia, and Myanmar use the Imperial System (Miles, Pounds, Gallons).
Almost everyone else uses the Metric System (Kilometers, Kilograms, Liters).
Our tool bridges this gap seamlessly, perfect for travelers, students, and engineers working with international teams.
Yes.
We connect to the European Central Bank (via Frankfurter API) to update exchange rates daily.
While perfect for travel planning and estimating costs, always check with your specific bank for the exact transaction rate, as they often add fees.
It’s not just multiplication.
Unlike length or weight (where 0 is 0), temperature scales have different starting points.
0°C is the freezing point of water, while 0°F is… very cold (-17.7°C).
Our calculator handles these complex offset formulas automatically.
A chef’s lifesaver.
Online recipes often use “Cups” (US) or “Grams” (Metric).
Converting volume (cups) to weight (grams) depends on the ingredient, but our tool accurately converts volume-to-volume, such as 1 US Cup = 236.5 ml, ensuring your recipe turns out perfect.
1. Six-in-One Utility:
Stop bookmarking six different websites. We combined Length, Weight, Area, Volume, Temperature, and Currency into one fast-loading widget. Switch between categories instantly with the tabs.
2. Bidirectional Typing:
Most converters force you to type in the left box. Ours is flexible. You can type in “Meters” to see “Feet”, OR type in “Feet” to see “Meters”. The math updates instantly regardless of which side you edit.
3. Mobile Optimized:
Designed for the phone in your pocket. Whether you are at a grocery store in Paris trying to understand “Kilograms” or buying fabric online in “Yards”, the large buttons and clear text make it easy to use on small screens.
💡 Pro Tip: For Real Estate, the US uses “Square Feet” (sq ft), while Europe uses “Square Meters” (m²). A quick rule of thumb: 1 m² is roughly 10 sq ft (actually 10.76). Use the “Area” tab for precise conversions before signing a lease!