Density Converter
Local ProcessingConvert between density units including kg/m³, g/cm³, g/mL, kg/L, and lb/ft³.
How It Works & Processing Standards
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Shows the density of materials and liquids in science (g/cm³), engineering (kg/m³) and US (lb/ft³) units.
How to Use Density Converter
- 1Enter a valueDecimals and negative numbers (for temperature, say) are accepted.
- 2Choose unitsPick the unit you have and the unit you want. The swap button reverses the direction.
- 3Read, copy or shareResults show up to six decimal places. Copy them or create a share link with the same value.
Examples
Water, 1 g/cm³, in kg/m³
Input: 1 g/cm³ → kg/m³
Result: 1000
62.4 lb/ft³ in kg/m³
Input: 62.4 lb/ft³ → kg/m³
Result: 999.552115
Common Use Cases
- Matching density units in material specs
- Estimating liquid weight from volume
- Converting lb/ft³ from US sources
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Are g/cm³ and g/mL the same?
Yes, because 1 mL = 1 cm³. kg/L has the same value too.
How is this different from specific gravity?
Specific gravity is a unitless ratio to water (about 1 g/cm³), so it is nearly the same number as g/cm³.
