Data size converters
Data sizes use two number systems that look almost the same and disagree at every power: decimal (1 kB = 1,000 B, used by storage marketing and most modern OSes) and binary (1 KiB = 1,024 B, used by RAM, classic operating systems, and most file managers). Convertitive uses the decimal scale by default — that's how disk capacities are sold and what the IEC standard recommends — and offers the binary 'i' units (KiB, MiB, GiB) as opt-in non-core selections in the dropdown.
Popular data size conversions
Bits to Bytes
bit → B
Bits to Kilobytes
bit → kB
Bits to Megabytes
bit → MB
Bits to Gigabytes
bit → GB
Bits to Terabytes
bit → TB
Bytes to Bits
B → bit
Bytes to Kilobytes
B → kB
Bytes to Megabytes
B → MB
Bytes to Gigabytes
B → GB
Bytes to Terabytes
B → TB
Kilobytes to Bits
kB → bit
Kilobytes to Bytes
kB → B
Kilobytes to Megabytes
kB → MB
Kilobytes to Gigabytes
kB → GB
Kilobytes to Terabytes
kB → TB
Megabytes to Bits
MB → bit
Megabytes to Bytes
MB → B
Megabytes to Kilobytes
MB → kB
Megabytes to Gigabytes
MB → GB
Megabytes to Terabytes
MB → TB
Gigabytes to Bits
GB → bit
Gigabytes to Bytes
GB → B
Gigabytes to Kilobytes
GB → kB
Gigabytes to Megabytes
GB → MB
Gigabytes to Terabytes
GB → TB
Terabytes to Bits
TB → bit
Terabytes to Bytes
TB → B
Terabytes to Kilobytes
TB → kB
Terabytes to Megabytes
TB → MB
Terabytes to Gigabytes
TB → GB
All data size units
The 10 units below can be selected as source or target inside any data size converter.
- Bitsbit · Metric
- BytesB · Metric
- KilobyteskB · Metric
- MegabytesMB · Metric
- GigabytesGB · Metric
- TerabytesTB · Metric
- KibibytesKiB · Other
- MebibytesMiB · Other
- GibibytesGiB · Other
- TebibytesTiB · Other