Tools

Kitchen maths, done in the browser.

Every tool runs client-side. Nothing you type is sent anywhere. Each sits beside the guide that explains it.

Unit converter

Converts within volume or within weight. Each result states which cup or spoon it uses.

Volume converter

tablespoon (US) 16.0
teaspoon (US) 48.0
US fl oz 8.00
ml 237
litre 0.24
metric cup 0.95
tablespoon (AU) 11.8

Oven temperature

Fan-oven adjustment is a convention (~20 °C lower), not an exact rule. Gas marks are the nearest in the table.

Oven temperature

Fahrenheit 356 °F
Fan oven (about 20 °C lower) 160 °C
Fan oven in °F 320 °F
Nearest gas mark Gas 4

Ovens vary. An oven thermometer tells you what yours really does. Fan adjustment is a convention (about 20 °C), not an exact rule.

Recipe scaler

Seasoning, cooking time and pan size do not scale in a straight line — use judgement.

Recipe scaler

1.50× 375

Seasoning, cooking time and pan size do not scale in a straight line — use judgement. Eggs and whole items: round to the nearest whole number.

Baker's percentage

All percentages relative to flour weight (always 100%). The result is a guide, not a guarantee — flour absorbs water differently by brand and humidity.

Flour 500 g
Water (70%) 350 g
Salt (2%) 10 g
Yeast (1%) 5 g
Total dough 865 g

Cups to grams

Approximate. Values are based on spooned-and-levelled cups and vary by packing method and brand. For baking, weigh.

About (approximate)

125 g · 4.4 oz

Assumption: Spooned and levelled

Cup-to-gram weights vary by packing method and brand. For baking precision, use a scale.

Kitchen timer

Keeps correct time when the tab is in the background. Always use a thermometer to test doneness — time is a guide, not a guarantee.

10:00

Reference

Oven temperatures at a glance

Heat level °C (conventional) °F Gas mark
Very low 120 °C 250 °F 0.5
Low 150 °C 300 °F 2
Moderate 180 °C 350 °F 4
Hot 200 °C 400 °F 6
Very hot 220 °C 425 °F 7
Maximum 240 °C 475 °F 9

Fan-oven equivalent: about 20 °C lower than the conventional temperature shown. Ovens vary — an oven thermometer is the most reliable check.