Unit Converter

Convert length, weight, temperature, area, volume and speed instantly — with a full conversion table.

Length Converter

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Meter → Foot
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Conversion Table (from your entered value)

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About This Unit Converter

This tool converts values between common metric, imperial and India-specific units across six categories: length, weight/mass, temperature, area, volume and speed.

Why conversion goes through a base unit

Converting every unit pair directly would require a separate conversion factor for every possible combination, which grows quickly as more units are added. Instead, your entered value is first converted into one fixed base unit for that category (e.g. metres for length, kilograms for weight, litres for volume), then from that base unit into your chosen target unit — needing only one factor per unit, not one per pair.

Why temperature is handled differently

Length, weight, area, volume and speed all convert by a simple multiplication factor, since their scales start from a shared zero point. Temperature scales don't share a common zero — 0°C, 0°F and 0K represent different physical temperatures — so Celsius, Fahrenheit and Kelvin are related by offset formulas rather than a simple multiplication factor.

How to convert between units, step by step

  1. Choose a category — Length, Weight, Temperature, Area, Volume or Speed.
  2. Enter your value and select the unit you're converting from.
  3. Select the unit you want to convert to.
  4. Click Convert to see the result, along with a full conversion table for that category.

Notes on Indian land-area units

All other conversion factors used (metric ↔ imperial for length, weight, area, volume and speed) are standard internationally recognised values.

Frequently Asked Questions

Length, weight, area, volume and speed all convert by a simple multiplication factor, since their scales start from the same zero point (0 metres is genuinely no distance). Temperature scales don't share a common zero — 0°C, 0°F and 0K represent different physical temperatures — so converting between them needs an offset formula (like °F = °C × 9/5 + 32), not just a multiplier.

Bigha isn't a standardised metric unit — it's a traditional land measurement whose exact size was set independently by local custom and revenue administration in different regions of India, long before metric standardisation. As a result, one Bigha can range from roughly 1,000 to over 6,000 square metres depending on the state, which is why this calculator's value (2,529 sq. m) is only an approximation.

Converting every unit pair directly would require a separate conversion factor for every possible combination, which grows quickly as more units are added. Instead, this calculator converts your entered value into one fixed base unit for that category (like metres for length), then from that base unit into your target unit — needing only one factor per unit, not one per pair.

No — 2,529 sq. m is this calculator's approximate default, but the actual size varies significantly by state, and sometimes even by district within a state. For legal land transactions, always verify the exact conversion against your state's official land revenue records rather than relying on this approximation.

Guntha is a traditional Indian land area unit used in parts of Maharashtra, Karnataka and Gujarat, commonly defined as 1/40th of an acre. This calculator approximates it as 101.17 square metres, which is the most common definition, though minor regional variation exists — as with Bigha, confirm the exact figure locally for legal purposes.

The metric ↔ imperial conversion factors used for length, weight, area, volume and speed are standard, internationally recognised values (like 1 inch = 2.54 cm exactly), unlike the Indian land-area units, which are regional approximations by their nature. These conversions are as precise as the input values you enter.