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Data Transfer Rate Converter Units

Convert Mbps, MB/s, Gbps and the rest — and stop confusing bits with bytes.

Data Transfer Rate Converter is a free online tool that convert Mbps, MB/s, Gbps and the rest — and stop confusing bits with bytes. It runs entirely in your web browser using plain JavaScript, so files are processed on your own device and never uploaded to a server. There is no sign-up, no file size limit imposed by the site, no watermark and no paid tier.

Price
Free — no account, no quota, no watermark
Category
Units
Where it runs
In your browser, on your device
Files uploaded
None
Technology
plain JavaScript
Settings
3
Works offline
Yes, after the first visit

About Data Transfer Rate Converter

Internet speeds are sold in bits per second; downloads are measured in bytes per second. There are 8 bits in a byte, so a 100 Mbps connection tops out around 12.5 MB/s.

How to use it

  1. Enter value, from and to.
  2. Results update the moment anything changes.

The 3 settings

SettingWhat it doesDefault
ValueA numeric value.100
FromChoose from 8: Bits per second, Kilobits per second, Megabits per second, Gigabits per second, Bytes per second, Kilobytes per second….Megabits per second
ToChoose from 8: Bits per second, Kilobits per second, Megabits per second, Gigabits per second, Bytes per second, Kilobytes per second….Megabytes per second

Conversion reference

Exact factors used by this converter, expressed against bits per second (bps). These are the defined values, not rounded approximations.

UnitSymbolIn bps
Bits per secondbps1
Kilobits per secondkbps1,000
Megabits per secondMbps1,000,000
Gigabits per secondGbps1.000000 × 10^9
Bytes per secondB/s8
Kilobytes per secondkB/s8,000
Megabytes per secondMB/s8,000,000
Gigabytes per secondGB/s8.000000 × 10^9

Under the hood

Runs onplain JavaScript — runs the whole thing
ControlsValue, From, To

Questions

What does the from option change?

It offers 8 choices — Bits per second, Kilobits per second, Megabits per second and Gigabits per second and more. The default is Megabits per second, which suits most cases; change it when your input or your destination calls for something specific.