Temperature Converter

Convert temperature units including kelvin, Celsius, Fahrenheit, Rankine, Reaumur and many more temperature units instantly and accurately.

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10 celsius (°C) = 50 fahrenheits (°F)
Formula:
°F = °C × 33.8

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About Temperature Units

Free online temperature converter - converts between 6 units of temperature, including kelvin [K], Celsius [C], Fahrenheit [F], Rankine [R], etc. Also, explore many other unit converters or learn more about temperature unit conversions. Different unit systems are used worldwide, including the Metric System (SI) and the Imperial / US Customary System.

Metric System (SI)

The metric system is the most widely adopted international measurement standard. The base unit is the kelvin.

Imperial System (US)

The imperial system is commonly used in the United States and specialized international industries including aviation and maritime navigation.

Common Temperature Units

Here are some of the most common temperature units and their abbreviations.

UnitSymbolTypeIn Kelvin
KelvinKMetric (base)1 K
Celsius°CMetric274.15 K
Fahrenheit°FImperial255.927778 K
Rankine°RStandard0.555556 K
Reaumur°rStandard274.4 K
Triple point of water—Standard273.16 K

Common Conversion Formulas

Here are some useful temperature conversion formulas.

•1 kelvin (K) = -272.15 celsius (°C)
•1 kelvin (K) = -457.87 fahrenheits (°F)
•1 kelvin (K) = 1.8 rankines (°R)
•1 kelvin (K) = -217.72 reaumurs (°r)
•1 kelvin (K) = 0.00366086 triple point of waters
•1 Celsius (°C) = 274.15 kelvins (K)
•1 Celsius (°C) = 33.8 fahrenheits (°F)
•1 Celsius (°C) = 493.47 rankines (°R)

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