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Cups to Grams Converter

1 cup = 240 g

One cup equals approximately 240 grams for water. Note: varies by ingredient.

Conversion Formula

g = cups x 240 (water/milk)

Quick Converter

Cups to Grams Reference Table

Cups (cup) Grams (g)
0.1 cup 24 g
0.5 cup 120 g
1 cup 240 g
2 cup 480 g
3 cup 720 g
5 cup 1200 g
10 cup 2400 g
15 cup 3600 g
20 cup 4800 g
25 cup 6000 g
50 cup 12000 g
75 cup 18000 g
100 cup 24000 g
150 cup 36000 g
200 cup 48000 g
250 cup 60000 g
500 cup 120000 g
750 cup 180000 g
1000 cup 240000 g
5000 cup 1200000 g

How to Convert Cups to Grams

To convert cups to grams, use the formula: g = cups x 240 (water/milk). One cup equals approximately 240 grams for water. Note: varies by ingredient.

Quick Example

10 cup = 2400 g

About the Cups to Grams Conversion

Cup measurements convert to grams differently for each ingredient because density varies; the 240 g figure applies to water and milk. Flour, sugar, and butter each have their own weight per cup, so this is a guide for liquids rather than dry goods.

Worked example: One cup of water or milk weighs about 1 x 240 = 240 grams. By contrast, a cup of all-purpose flour is closer to 120 g because it is far less dense.

Common Uses

In practice, converting cups to grams comes up most often for converting liquid volumes in US recipes to weight, switching from cups to a kitchen scale for accuracy, scaling drink and sauce recipes, and standardizing baking ratios.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert cups to grams? +
Use the formula: g = cups x 240 (water/milk). One cup equals approximately 240 grams for water. Note: varies by ingredient. For example, 10 cup equals 2400 g.
What is the conversion factor from cups to grams? +
The conversion factor is 240. Multiply any value in cups by 240 to get the equivalent in grams. This factor is based on internationally agreed standards.
How many grams are in 10 cup? +
10 cup equals 2400 g. This is calculated using the formula g = cups x 240 (water/milk). You can verify this by checking the reference table above.
Is the cups to grams conversion exact? +
The conversion factor is a precise approximation. For most practical purposes — cooking, construction, science, everyday measurements — the results are accurate. Rounding to 4-6 decimal places covers virtually all real-world needs.
When would I need to convert cups to grams? +
Typical situations include converting liquid volumes in US recipes to weight, switching from cups to a kitchen scale for accuracy, scaling drink and sauce recipes, and standardizing baking ratios.

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