Type one number and see it in every unit of the category at once, Korean traditional units included.
1 pyeong (평) = 3.3058 m² (exactly 400/121 m²). A Korean 84 m² flat is 25.4 pyeong; 59 m² is 17.8. Metric units are the legal standard, and since July 2007 real-estate listings that show pyeong alone are subject to fines, yet pyeong remains common in listings and conversation.
1 geun (근) = 600 g (16 nyang), 1 don (돈) = 3.75 g and 1 nyang = 37.5 g for gold, 1 doe (되) ≈ 1.8 L and 1 mal ≈ 18 L for grain, 1 ja (자) = 30.3 cm, 1 ri ≈ 393 m. Market practice varies by region.
Results show 2–8 decimals depending on magnitude. Quote the original unit alongside in contracts and official documents.
Enter a single volume amount to see a complete table covering US cups, tablespoons, teaspoons, fluid ounces, quarts, gallons, and metric milliliters at once. One US cup equals approximately 236.59 mL, and the table lets you cross-check every unit without manual calculation.
Type a weight in pounds or ounces to populate a synchronized table showing kilograms, grams, milligrams, and metric tons alongside the imperial values. Precise decimal conversions help you verify international courier weight limits and avoid unexpected overweight fees.
Enter a value in square metres under the area category to see the full conversion table including pyeong, hectares, acres, and square feet. Common apartment sizes like 59 or 84 square metres are instantly shown in pyeong for quick property comparisons.
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Entering the default value of 25 pyeong converts it to all nine area units at once: 82.6446 ㎡, 889.5794 ft², 98.8422 yd², and more.
Besides area, the tool covers length, weight, volume, temperature, data, and speed. Traditional Korean units such as ja, ri, geun, don, doe, and mal are included. Currency conversion is not available.
No. The maths runs in your browser.
Yes: gal, qt, fl oz and cup are US units. An imperial gallon is 4.546 L.
This follows the operating system convention of 1 KB = 1024 B. Drive makers use 1000, which is why labelled capacities look larger.
Entering a single number in any unit automatically computes and displays a complete comparison table for all units in that category.
It covers seven categories: Area, Length, Weight, Volume, Temperature, Data storage (1024-based), and Speed.
Yes, traditional units such as pyeong (area), geun/don/nyang (weight), ja/ri (length), and doe/mal (volume) are fully supported.
No, this calculator is strictly designed for physical and digital units of measurement and does not convert currencies.