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Convert Ounces to Grams

Convert ounces to grams instantly — exact factors, common-value table, nothing uploaded.

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Ounces to grams, baking without broken recipes

Recipes from the US measure in ounces, most kitchen scales read grams, and baking punishes sloppy factors. The exact number: 1 oz = 28.349523125 g (one sixteenth of a pound, which is 453.59237 g exactly).

This page presets the converter to ounces → grams. Type 8 and you get 226.796 g — a stick-and-a-half of butter, a standard chocolate bar, half a pound of anything.

One warning this page exists to solve: fluid ounces measure volume, not weight, and the two are only interchangeable for water. Use this converter for solids — flour, sugar, chocolate, packages. The quick table covers the common recipe amounts, computed locally in your browser.

Quick conversion table

Common values at a glance — computed locally with exact standard factors.

Value (oz) Converted (g)
1 28.3495
2 56.699
5 141.748
10 283.495
25 708.738
50 1417.48
100 2834.95

How to convert ounces to grams

1

Type the weight in oz

Decimals fine — 2.5 for two and a half ounces.

2

Read grams

Exact multiplication by 28.3495, shown to six significant digits.

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Reverse for US recipes

The swap button flips to grams-to-oz when a scale only shows ounces.

FAQs about this conversion

How many grams is 1 oz exactly?

1 oz = 28.349523125 g — one avoirdupois ounce, defined through the exact pound of 453.59237 g.

Is a fluid ounce the same as an ounce?

No. A fluid ounce measures volume (29.5735 mL in the US system); an ounce measures mass. They coincide only for water-like densities, so weigh dry ingredients with this converter, never measure them in fl oz.

What is 4 oz in grams?

4 oz = 113.398 g — a standard stick of butter in metric terms, and a useful baking anchor.

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