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Ounces to Grams Converter

Type the amount and the conversion appears straight away, both ways. American recipes, US product weights and imperial specifications quoted in ounces, converted for a metric kitchen scale.

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Result

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How this was worked out

    The exact equivalent

    An ounce is exactly 28.349523125 grams, because a pound is defined as exactly 0.45359237 kg and holds 16 ounces.

    1 oz = 28.34952313 g
    1 g = 0.03527396 oz

    How to convert it by hand

    Just multiply by the conversion factor. To go from ounces to grams, multiply by 28.349523; to come back, divide by that same number or multiply by 0.035274.

    For example: 25 oz × 28.349523 = 708.7381 g.

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

    Conversion table

    ozg
    128.3495
    256.699
    5141.7476
    10283.4952
    20566.9905
    501,417.4762
    1002,834.9523

    Reference points to picture it

    ReferenceEquals
    1 ounce28.35 g
    4 ounces (a quarter pound)113.4 g
    8 ounces (half a pound)226.8 g
    16 ounces (a pound)453.6 g

    The trick for doing it in your head

    Multiply by 28 and add 1%. For 8 ounces: 8 × 28 = 224, plus a little, gives 227 g.

    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 grams is 1 ounce?

    28.3495 g. Multiplying by 28 and adding 1% gets you within a tenth of a gram.

    How many grams is 8 oz?

    226.8 g, which is half a pound. Recipes often round it to 225 g.

    Is this the same as a fluid ounce?

    No. A fluid ounce measures volume, roughly 29.57 ml. They share a name and nothing else.

    What about a troy ounce?

    31.1035 g, used only for precious metals. Using the wrong one on a gold price is a 10% error.