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Liters to milliliters

milliliters = liters × 1,000

Reverse: milliliters to liters

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How to convert liters to milliliters

One liter is 1,000 milliliters, so multiply the number of liters by 1,000. For example, 20 liters is 20 × 1,000 = 20,000 milliliters. To go back, divide by the same number, or multiply by 0.001.

Quick estimate

Multiplying by about 1000 gets within 0.0% of the exact answer, which is enough to check that a result makes sense.

Where it comes up

Volume conversions come up in recipes, fuel economy, drink and bottle sizes, garden and pool water, and engine sizes.

litersmilliliters
1 l1,000 ml
2 l2,000 ml
3 l3,000 ml
4 l4,000 ml
5 l5,000 ml
6 l6,000 ml
7 l7,000 ml
8 l8,000 ml
9 l9,000 ml
10 l10,000 ml
11 l11,000 ml
12 l12,000 ml
13 l13,000 ml
14 l14,000 ml
15 l15,000 ml
16 l16,000 ml
17 l17,000 ml
18 l18,000 ml
19 l19,000 ml
20 l20,000 ml
25 l25,000 ml
30 l30,000 ml
40 l40,000 ml
50 l50,000 ml
60 l60,000 ml
70 l70,000 ml
75 l75,000 ml
80 l80,000 ml
90 l90,000 ml
100 l100,000 ml
120 l120,000 ml
150 l150,000 ml
200 l200,000 ml
250 l250,000 ml
300 l300,000 ml
400 l400,000 ml
500 l500,000 ml
750 l750,000 ml
1,000 l1,000,000 ml
1,500 l1,500,000 ml
2,000 l2,000,000 ml
5,000 l5,000,000 ml
10,000 l10,000,000 ml

Questions

How many milliliters are in a liter?

1,000 milliliters.

How do I convert liters to milliliters in a spreadsheet?

Put the value in A1 and type =A1*1000, then fill the formula down the column.

Are the values in the table exact?

They are calculated from the exact definitions of the units and rounded only for display. Open any row for the full working.