Unit Converter
WEBConvert length, weight, temperature, area, speed, data and more.
1 m = 3.28084 ft
What it does
Carbide's Unit Converter lets you switch between units across a wide range of measurement types — length, weight, temperature, area, speed, data storage, volume, and more — with instant results as you type. Pick your category from the scrollable chip row, choose the 'from' and 'to' units from the dropdowns, enter a value, and the conversion appears immediately. There's no need to memorise formulas or look anything up. Everything runs locally in your browser, which means it's fully offline-capable, completely private, and free to use without creating an account. It's just as fast on a phone as on a desktop. Whether you're converting kilometres to miles for a run, grams to ounces for a recipe, or megabytes to gigabytes for storage planning, the answer is one tap away.
How to use the Unit Converter
- Open the Unit Converter in Carbide and choose a category (e.g. Length, Weight, Temperature).
- Select the unit you're converting from in the first dropdown, then the unit you want in the second.
- Type your value into the input field — the converted result appears immediately below.
- Tap the swap button to reverse the conversion direction without re-entering your number.
- Switch to a different category chip at any time to convert another measurement type.
Frequently asked questions
- Which unit categories are supported?
- The converter covers length, weight, temperature, volume, speed, area, and data storage, with the most commonly used units in each category.
- Does it work offline?
- Yes. All conversions are calculated on your device using built-in formulas, so the tool works perfectly without an internet connection.
- How do I convert in the opposite direction?
- Tap the swap icon between the two unit selectors. It flips the 'from' and 'to' units and recalculates instantly using your current value.
- Is there a limit to the numbers I can enter?
- You can enter any numeric value — whole numbers, decimals, or very large/small numbers. The result is shown to enough decimal places to be precise.