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Guide
How to convert volume
Enter a volume and select the original and target volume units. The converter normalizes values through liters so metric, cubic, and US customary measures can be compared consistently.
Most volume units use direct scaling through liters: result = amount x source factor / target factor.
Examples
Volume conversion examples
Cubic meters to liters
1 m3
equals
1000 L
Liters to US gallons
10 L
equals
2.64172052358 gal
US cups to milliliters
2 cup
equals
473.176473 mL
Volume
All conversions
Liters to Milliliters Converter
Volume
Browse supported units
L
Liter
Liter (L) is one of the supported volume units in this converter.
mL
Milliliter
Milliliter (mL) is one of the supported volume units in this converter.
m3
Cubic meter
Cubic meter (m3) is one of the supported volume units in this converter.
tsp
US teaspoon
US teaspoon (tsp) is one of the supported volume units in this converter.
tbsp
US tablespoon
US tablespoon (tbsp) is one of the supported volume units in this converter.
fl oz
US fluid ounce
US fluid ounce (fl oz) is one of the supported volume units in this converter.
cup
US cup
US cup (cup) is one of the supported volume units in this converter.
pt
US pint
US pint (pt) is one of the supported volume units in this converter.
qt
US quart
US quart (qt) is one of the supported volume units in this converter.
gal
US gallon
US gallon (gal) is one of the supported volume units in this converter.
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Conversion table
1 Cubic meter equals
| Unit | Value |
|---|---|
| Liter L | 1000 |
| Milliliter mL | 1000000 |
| US teaspoon tsp | 202884.136211 |
| US tablespoon tbsp | 67628.0454037 |
| US fluid ounce fl oz | 33814.0227018 |
| US cup cup | 4226.75283773 |
| US pint pt | 2113.37641887 |
| US quart qt | 1056.68820943 |
| US gallon gal | 264.172052358 |
Formula model
Base-unit conversion
Cooking measures and US liquid units use standard definitions; recipe conversions can still vary slightly by ingredient density.
base = amount * factor + offset
result = (base - targetOffset) / targetFactor
result = (base - targetOffset) / targetFactor
FAQ
Volume converter questions
Is volume the same as mass?
No. Volume measures space, while mass measures matter. Converting between them requires density.
Are US and UK gallons the same?
No. This page currently includes US gallons; imperial volume units can be added as the catalog expands.