Density Converter

Convert between kg/m³, g/cm³, and lb/ft³.

Materials:
Primary result
1
g/cm³
Base (kg/m³)
1,000
≈ Water (4 °C)
Specific gravity
1.00003
vs water @ 3.98 °C
API gravity
9.99604
141.5/SG − 131.5
Formula: 1 kg/m³ = 0.001 g/cm³

All units

UnitValueGroup
kg/m³1,000Metric
g/m³1,000,000Metric
mg/m³1.00000e+9Metric
g/cm³1Metric
g/mL1Metric
kg/L1Metric
g/L1,000Metric
mg/L1,000,000Metric
mg/mL1,000Metric
t/m³1Metric
kg/cm³0.001Metric
lb/ft³62.428Imperial / US
lb/in³0.0361273Imperial / US
lb/yd³1,685.55Imperial / US
oz/in³0.578037Imperial / US
oz/ft³998.847Imperial / US
lb/gal (US)8.3454Imperial / US
lb/gal (UK)10.0224Imperial / US
oz/gal (US)133.526Imperial / US
oz/gal (UK)160.359Imperial / US
slug/ft³1.94032Engineering
ton (US)/yd³0.842777Engineering
ton (UK)/yd³0.75248Engineering
grain/gal (US)58,417.8Engineering

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Density from mass ÷ volume

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ρ = m / V. Enter mass in kilograms and volume in cubic meters to get kg/m³, then convert to any unit above.

24 units across metric, imperial/US and engineering systems. All math runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded. Specific gravity uses pure water at its 3.98 °C density maximum (999.972 kg/m³); API gravity follows the standard 141.5/SG − 131.5 relation.
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