Volume Converter

Volume Converter

3.79
1 gal = 3.79 L

US to Metric

USMetric
1 fluid ounce29.57 mL
1 cup (8 fl oz)236.6 mL
1 pint (16 fl oz)473.2 mL
1 quart (32 fl oz)946.4 mL
1 gallon (128 fl oz)3.785 L
5 gallons18.93 L
1 cubic foot28.32 L
1 cubic yard764.6 L

Metric to US

MetricUS
100 milliliters3.38 fl oz
250 milliliters8.45 fl oz / 1.06 cup
500 milliliters16.9 fl oz / 1.06 pt
1 liter33.8 fl oz / 1.06 qt
2 liters67.6 fl oz / 0.53 gal
5 liters1.32 gal
20 liters5.28 gal
1 cubic meter264.2 gal / 35.3 ft³

US vs UK Units

Imperial units differ between US and UK systems

UnitUSUKNote
Fluid Ounce29.57 mL28.41 mLUK slightly smaller
Pint473 mL (16 fl oz)568 mL (20 fl oz)UK 20% larger
Quart946 mL1,137 mLUK 20% larger
Gallon3.785 L4.546 LUK 20% larger

Common Tank & Container Sizes

Small fish tank5 gal / 19 L
Medium aquarium20 gal / 76 L
Large aquarium55 gal / 208 L
Water heater (typical)40-50 gal / 150-190 L
Bathtub (full)80 gal / 300 L
Hot tub (small)200-300 gal / 750-1,135 L
Rain barrel55 gal / 208 L
IBC tote275 gal / 1,040 L

Pool Volume Estimates

Kiddie pool50-200 gal / 190-760 L
Above-ground (12ft round)~3,400 gal / 12,900 L
Above-ground (15ft round)~5,300 gal / 20,000 L
Above-ground (18ft round)~7,600 gal / 28,800 L
In-ground (small)~10,000 gal / 37,900 L
In-ground (medium)~20,000 gal / 75,700 L
In-ground (large)~30,000+ gal / 113,500+ L
Olympic pool660,000 gal / 2,500,000 L

Quick Tips

Gallons to Liters

Multiply US gallons by 3.8 for a quick estimate. Example: 10 gal × 3.8 ≈ 38 L

Liters to Gallons

Divide liters by 3.8 for a quick estimate. Example: 20 L ÷ 3.8 ≈ 5.3 gal

Cubic Feet to Gallons

Multiply cubic feet by 7.5 for gallons. Example: 10 ft³ × 7.5 ≈ 75 gal

Pool Volume Formula

For rectangular pools: Length × Width × Avg Depth × 7.5 = gallons