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Imperial gallon converter.

Convert liquids and cubic measurements. US customary, imperial, and metric cooking measures are labeled separately.

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gal (UK)
1.200949926gal (US)
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1 gal (UK) = 1.200949926 gal (US)

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US and UK gallons, pints, and fluid ounces are different sizes. A metric cup is 250 mL; a US customary cup is 236.5882365 mL.

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Imperial gallon equivalents

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Liter (L)4.54609 L
Milliliter (mL)4,546.09 mL
Cubic meter (m³)0.00454609 m³
Cubic centimeter (cm³)4,546.09 cm³
Cubic inch (in³)277.4194328 in³
Cubic foot (ft³)0.1605436532 ft³
US gallon (gal (US))1.200949926 gal (US)
US quart (qt (US))4.803799702 qt (US)
US pint (pt (US))9.607599404 pt (US)
US fluid ounce (fl oz (US))153.7215905 fl oz (US)
US cup (cup (US))19.21519881 cup (US)
US tablespoon (tbsp (US))307.4431809 tbsp (US)
US teaspoon (tsp (US))922.3295428 tsp (US)
Imperial pint (pt (UK))8 pt (UK)
Imperial fluid ounce (fl oz (UK))160 fl oz (UK)
Metric cup (cup (metric))18.18436 cup (metric)

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Convert liquids and cubic measurements. US customary, imperial, and metric cooking measures are labeled separately.

Each unit is defined relative to one common base unit, so the same factors work consistently in both directions. Select any unit above to see its conversion formula, a worked example, and a reference table.

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