Millilitres to US Fluid Ounces Converter

Convert millilitres to US fluid ounces by volume. This is useful for comparing bottle capacities and drink volumes. Use the US fl oz = mL ÷ 29.5735295625 and read how the units and rounding are defined.

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Millilitres to US Fluid Ounces Converter

Convert millilitres to US fluid ounces by volume. This is useful for comparing bottle capacities and drink volumes.

Enter a zero or positive amount. Decimal values are supported. Only the displayed result is rounded.

Reference: NIST Guide to the SI, Appendix B.9 (volume conversion factors). The displayed result is rounded; it is a unit conversion, not a measurement of water need.

Formula

US fl oz = mL ÷ 29.5735295625

Example: 500 mL is about 16.907 US fl oz.

About these units

A US fluid ounce measures volume. An ounce by weight measures mass; the two are different units and cannot be substituted without knowing the material’s density.

Everyday conversion examples

This volume conversion is handy for comparing metric bottle sizes with US beverage measurements. Enter the measured millilitres and read the equivalent US fluid ounces.

MillilitresUS fluid ounces
2508.454
33011.159
50016.907
1,00033.814

Examples are rounded for readability. Use the calculator above for another amount; it keeps the conversion factor until the final display.

Is a fluid ounce the same as an ounce by weight?

No. A US fluid ounce measures volume; an ounce by weight measures mass. They are not interchangeable without density information.

Why can a bottle label show a slightly different number?

Labels may round to a convenient value, and other references may use fewer digits in the conversion factor. The tool rounds only its displayed answer.

Rounding: The calculator keeps the conversion factor during calculation and rounds the displayed answer to a readable number of significant digits. Small differences can appear when another tool uses a shorter rounded factor.

Source

Conversion factors are based on customary and metric volume relationships documented by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Guide to the SI, Appendix B.9. NIST reports rounded factors; this page displays a rounded result.