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ML to Fluid Ounces Converter

Type the amount and the conversion appears straight away, both ways. Drinks, cosmetics, medicine doses and cabin baggage limits: millilitres on the label, fluid ounces on American packaging.

The two fields are linked: type in either one and the other updates.

Result

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How this was worked out

    The exact equivalent

    A US fluid ounce is 29.5735 millilitres, so a millilitre is 0.0338140 fluid ounces. The imperial fluid ounce is 28.4131 ml, slightly smaller.

    1 ml = 0.03381402 fl oz
    1 fl oz = 29.57352956 ml

    How to convert it by hand

    Just multiply by the conversion factor. To go from millilitres to US fluid ounces, multiply by 0.033814; to come back, divide by that same number or multiply by 29.57353.

    For example: 25 ml × 0.033814 = 0.8454 fl oz.

    A tip that saves mistakes: check the result goes the way you expect. If US fluid ounces are a smaller unit than millilitres, the number has to come out bigger. If it comes out smaller, you divided when you should have multiplied.

    Conversion table

    mlfl oz
    10.0338
    20.0676
    50.1691
    100.3381
    200.6763
    501.6907
    1003.3814

    Reference points to picture it

    ReferenceEquals
    A can of drink330 ml = 11.2 fl oz
    A cabin baggage liquid limit100 ml = 3.4 fl oz
    A standard water bottle500 ml = 16.9 fl oz
    A US cup237 ml = 8 fl oz

    The trick for doing it in your head

    Divide by 30. For 500 ml: 500 ÷ 30 = 16.7 fluid ounces, against a true 16.9.

    It is fine for getting by without a phone, but not for anything that depends on precision: in a recipe, on a building site or in a dose, use the exact conversion.

    Frequently asked questions

    How many millilitres is a fluid ounce?

    29.57 ml for a US fluid ounce, 28.41 ml for an imperial one.

    How many fluid ounces is 100 ml?

    3.38 fl oz. Airline liquid limits are quoted as 100 ml or 3.4 oz, which are the same rule rounded differently.

    Is a fluid ounce the same as an ounce?

    No. A fluid ounce measures volume and an ounce measures mass. They only coincide for water, and even then only roughly.

    Why is the imperial one smaller when the imperial gallon is bigger?

    Because the imperial gallon holds 160 fluid ounces and the US gallon holds 128. More, smaller ounces in a larger gallon.