Volume Units
The volume units in this volume converter tool are based on the metric and the Unites States Customary volume units. To convert all volume units, please visit all volume conversions.
Metric Volume Units
The standard unit of volume in the metric system is cubic meters. All other metric volume units are either the fractions or the multiples of cubic meters. The most frequently used metric volume units are cubic meter, cubic centimeter, liter and milliliter.
Here is the volume conversion factors list from cubic meters to other common volume units:
1 Cubic Meter =
- 4226.7528 US cups
- 264.1721 US gallons
- 1000 liters
- 1000000 milliliters
- 33814.0227 US fluid ounces
- 2113.3764 US fluid pints
- 1056.6882 US fluid quarts
- 1000000 cubic centimeters
- 35.3147 cubic feet
For volume conversion from cubic meters to other volume units, multiply the cubic meters value by the conversion factor.
Imperial and United States Customary Volume Units
In the imperial and the US Customary system, the volume unit names are the same but the sizes are different. For example, 1 US fluid gallon is 3785.411784 mL compared to the Imperial gallon which is 4546.09 mL.
The other difference between the Imperial and US Customary systems is that the American system has fluid and dry versions of some volume units whereas in the Imperial system, there is only one type. For example, US fluid and dry gallons compared to the Imperial gallon.
Here is the volume conversion factors list from gallon to other common volume units.
1 US fluid gallon =
- 3.785411784 liters
- 4 fluid quarts
- 8 fluid pints
- 16 cups
- 128 fluid ounces
- 256 tablespoons
- 768 teaspoons
For volume conversion from gallons to other volume units, multiply the gallon value by the conversion factor.
