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Data storage Converter

Convert between 13 data storage units, with the formula and a full table of equivalents.

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  • Works on phone and desktop

KB, MB, GB, TB use decimal (1,000) steps like Google and drive makers. Windows uses binary steps (1,024) – choose KiB, MiB, GiB for those.

Type a value, choose the units and get an instant answer. The table below the converter shows the same value in every data storage unit, and all factors use exact or internationally standard definitions.

How to convert data storage units

  1. Enter the value.
  2. Pick the unit to convert from and to (⇄ swaps them).
  3. Read the result, formula and the table of all units.

Data storage units

UnitSymbolAbout
BitbA single binary digit, 0 or 1.
ByteBEight bits. One character of plain English text.
KilobyteKB1,000 bytes (SI). Windows shows 1,024 bytes as “KB”.
MegabyteMB1,000,000 bytes (SI), or 1,048,576 bytes as shown by Windows.
GigabyteGB1,000 MB (SI). Mobile data and storage are sold in GB.
TerabyteTB1,000 GB (SI). Hard drives are sold in TB.
KibibyteKiB1,024 bytes (binary).
MebibyteMiB1,024 KiB (binary).
GibibyteGiB1,024 MiB (binary). What Windows calls a GB.
TebibyteTiB1,024 GiB (binary).
Kilobitkb1,000 bits.
MegabitMb1,000,000 bits. Internet speeds are quoted in megabits per second (Mbps).
GigabitGb1,000 megabits.

Why is my 1 TB drive only 931 GB?

Drive makers use decimal units (1 TB = 1,000,000,000,000 bytes) while Windows divides by 1,024 at each step and labels the result “GB”. 1012 ÷ 1,024³ = 931.3, so nothing is missing. macOS uses decimal units and shows the full 1 TB.

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Frequently asked questions

How accurate is the data storage converter?

It uses exact definitions where they exist and shows up to 10 significant figures, more than enough for everyday, school and engineering use.

Updated October 2026 · Built and tested by Sharjeel Tahir · How our tools are tested