Convert length, area, mass, volume and temperature

Five kinds of quantity and dozens of units, temperature included.

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How to convert units

Choose the quantity — length, area, mass, volume or temperature. Then specify which unit you are converting from and to, and enter the value. The “Swap” button reverses the direction: handy when you need to check the reverse conversion and make sure the numbers agree.

For example, to find out how many sotkas there are in a plot of 12 acres, choose “Area”, set “From: Acre” and “To: Sotka”, and enter 12. The result is 485.6 sotkas: an acre is defined as 4046.86 m², and a sotka is exactly 100 m².

Where the coefficients come from

All imperial units are now defined through metric ones: an inch is exactly 25.4 mm, a pound is 0.45359237 kg, a US gallon is 3.785411784 litres. That is why conversions within the metric system are exact, while imperial ones give an exact result by definition, just with a long decimal fraction. The calculator rounds to six significant digits — more is not needed for everyday tasks.

Why temperature is separate

Metres and feet share the same zero, so converting is multiplying by a coefficient. Temperature scales have different zeros: 0 °C is 32 °F and 273.15 K. A linear factor is not enough, a formula with an offset is needed, so the calculator converts temperature through intermediate degrees Celsius. Kelvin cannot be negative — such values are rejected.

For cooking recipes, remember that a “cup” in the US and in the metric system are different volumes. The converter uses US liquid units unless stated otherwise.

Frequently asked questions

Why is temperature handled separately?

Celsius, Fahrenheit and Kelvin are offset from one another: they have different zero points. A linear factor, as with metres and feet, is not enough.

How precise is the result?

Conversions within the metric system are exact. Imperial units are rounded to six significant figures, which is more than enough for everyday tasks.

What is a sotka, and what is a hectare?

A sotka is 100 m², a square 10 × 10 m. A hectare is 100 sotkas, or 10,000 m². Both appear in the area converter alongside acres.

Checked: 26 October 2026. For reference only — the result depends on the material and the skill of the installer.