Bytes, bits, MB and MiB: why your drive has “less” space
The difference between decimal and binary units, and between megabits and megabytes, with examples.
Convert length, weight, temperature and more.
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You can use a dot or comma as the decimal separator.
Result
6.213711922 mi
10 km = 6.213711922 mi
1 km = 0.6213711922 mi
| Millimetres | 10,000,000 mm |
|---|---|
| Centimetres | 1,000,000 cm |
| Metres | 10,000 m |
| Inches | 393,700.7874 in |
| Feet | 32,808.39895 ft |
| Yards | 10,936.13298 yd |
| Miles | 6.213711922 mi |
| Nautical miles | 5.399568035 nmi |
Convert between metric and imperial/US units: kilometres to miles, kilograms to pounds, Celsius to Fahrenheit, bar to psi, kilocalories to kilojoules or litres per 100 km to miles per gallon, and many more. You always choose the source and target units explicitly to avoid mix-ups.
Besides the result, you get the conversion factor (or the formula, for temperatures) and the value in every unit of the same quantity.
1 US cup is about 237 ml, and 1 ounce (weight) is 28.35 g.
A 100 km/h limit is about 62.1 mph.
2.3 bar is about 33.4 psi, the unit many petrol-station gauges use.
Roughly, double it and add 30: 20 °C ≈ 70 °F (exactly 68 °F).
They have their own tool, the digital size converter, which separates decimal and binary units.
Up to 10 significant digits; extreme values use scientific notation.
The difference between decimal and binary units, and between megabits and megabytes, with examples.