Weight Conversion Calculator
Convert between grams, kilograms, ounces, pounds, stone, tons, and more using accurate, verified conversion factors.
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Weight Unit Reference Table
This weight unit reference table lists every supported unit, its symbol, and the verified conversion factor used to convert that unit into grams.
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How to Convert Units of Weight
Converting units of weight requires multiplying the starting value by a conversion factor to reach the new unit, using grams as the common base for every calculation.
Weight Conversion Formula
The general formula is S times C equals E, where S is the starting value, C is the conversion factor between the two units, and E is the converted result. To convert from grams into another unit, divide by that unit’s factor instead of multiplying.
Converting Grams to Other Units
Once a value is expressed in grams it can reach any other supported unit by dividing by that unit’s grams per unit factor, which is how this calculator finds every result shown above.
Common Weight Conversions
Common weight conversions include kilograms to pounds, ounces to grams, and stone to kilograms, which come up often in cooking, shipping, fitness, and science.
Kilograms to Pounds
One kilogram equals approximately 2.204622 pounds, found by dividing the kilogram factor of 1000 grams by the pound factor of 453.59237 grams.
Ounces to Grams
One avoirdupois ounce equals 28.34952313 grams, which is the everyday ounce used on food labels and kitchen scales.
Metric and Imperial Weight Units Explained
Metric and imperial weight units explained side by side show that the metric system scales by powers of ten while imperial and US customary units rely on historical fixed ratios.
Metric Weight Units
Metric weight units such as milligrams, grams, kilograms, and metric tons are related by powers of ten, which makes converting between them a matter of moving the decimal point.
Imperial and US Customary Weight Units
Imperial and US customary units such as ounces, pounds, stone, and tons use fixed historical ratios, for example 14 pounds in a stone and 2000 pounds in a US short ton.
Weight Conversion Frequently Asked Questions
These weight conversion answers cover the most common questions about converting between metric and imperial mass units.