Storage calculations
Convert storage values when comparing hard drives, SSDs, memory cards, cloud storage, or other capacity limits.
Enter zero or a positive number.
Select an example to load the values into the converter.
This converter uses binary multiples, where each larger unit is 1,024 times the previous unit.
Type the numerical file size you want to convert.
Select Bytes, KB, MB, GB, or TB for the value you entered.
Select the unit you want to convert the value into.
The converted value updates in the result field. You can also copy the result.
File-size terminology can use different conventions. This converter uses the binary convention commonly used in computing calculations: 1 KB equals 1,024 bytes, 1 MB equals 1,024 KB, and each larger unit follows the same 1,024-based relationship.
Some storage manufacturers and operating systems use decimal units, where 1 KB is 1,000 bytes. If you are comparing a storage-device specification with a computer display, check which convention is being used.
Convert storage values when comparing hard drives, SSDs, memory cards, cloud storage, or other capacity limits.
Convert file sizes when checking whether documents, images, videos, or archives fit within an upload or download limit.
Use consistent file-size units when estimating the space needed for backups and collections of digital files.
Convert between common units when reading software documentation, server limits, hosting specifications, or technical information.
The File Size Converter performs its calculations directly in your browser. It does not require you to upload a file because the tool works with the numerical file-size value you enter.
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This converter uses the binary convention, so 1 KB equals 1,024 bytes.
Using the binary convention, 1 MB equals 1,024 KB.
Yes. Select GB as the original unit and MB as the target unit, then enter the value you want to convert.
No file upload is required. The tool converts the numerical value you enter directly in your browser.
Different systems and manufacturers may use binary or decimal units. This converter uses binary multiples of 1,024.