🔄 Universal Unit Converter
Convert between length, area, volume, weight, temperature and more
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Universal Unit Converter Instructions
The universal unit converter is an integrated multi-category conversion tool that supports unit conversions for five major physical quantities: length, weight (mass), area, volume, and temperature. Select the target category, enter a value, specify the source and target units, and get precise conversion results.
This tool uses the "base unit method" for conversions — all units in each category are linked through a base unit (such as meter, kilogram, liter, Celsius) to ensure consistent precision. It also provides an "All Conversion Results" view to see the equivalent value across all units in the same category at once.
Core Conversion Relationships by Category
【Length】Base: Meter (m) 1km=1000m, 1ft=0.3048m, 1in=0.0254m 1mi=1609.344m, 1 Li=500m 【Weight】Base: Kilogram (kg) 1t=1000kg, 1lb≈0.4536kg, 1oz≈0.0283kg 1 Jin=0.5kg, 1 Liang=0.05kg 【Area】Base: Square Meter (m²) 1km²=10⁶m², 1 Mu≈666.67m² 1 Hectare=10000m², 1 Acre≈4046.86m² 【Volume】Base: Liter (L) 1m³=1000L, 1gal(US)≈3.785L 1gal(UK)≈4.546L 【Temperature】Special formulas (non-linear) °F = °C×9/5+32, K = °C+273.15
Conversion Examples
Important Notes
Application Scenarios
- - Studying/traveling abroad: Convert metric units to locally used units
- - Import product comparison: Understand foreign product specifications (e.g., screen sizes in inches, weight in pounds)
- - Engineering drawing reading: Switch between metric/imperial drawings
- - Cooking recipe adjustment: Convert foreign recipe units to commonly used local units
- - Academic research: Quickly convert various physical quantity units in papers
Introduction to the International System of Units (SI)
The International System of Units (Système International d'Unités) is the most widely used measurement system today, consisting of 7 base units (meter, kilogram, second, ampere, kelvin, mole, candela). Almost all other physical quantities can be derived from these 7 base units.
Of the 5 categories covered by this tool, length, mass, and temperature are base units; area and volume are derived units (squares and cubes of length, respectively). Understanding the SI system helps in more accurately grasping the intrinsic relationships between physical quantities — such as density = mass/volume, speed = distance/time, etc.