Energy Converter
Runs locally in your browser. Nothing leaves your device.Instantly convert energy between joules, kilojoules, kWh, calories, BTUs, therms, electronvolts and more.
Use a comma or period as the decimal separator; do not use thousands separators.
All units
SI
Electrical energy
Calories and food energy
BTU and therm
Mechanical and CGS units
Particle energy
Energy equivalents
How it works
- 1
Enter value and source unit
Enter the energy value and choose the source unit from one of the six groups.
- 2
Choose the target unit
Choose the target unit, even from a different group, for example from kWh to joules.
- 3
Copy the result
Copy one or all results for further use.
Good to know
The energy converter converts directly in your browser between SI, electrical, calorie, BTU/therm, mechanical/CGS, and particle-energy units, via a common joule base. cal(th), cal(IT), BTU(IT), and BTU(th) are deliberately kept separate, since they have slightly different definitions.
Calculation runs locally in the browser. Energy and power are different quantities: kWh is energy, kW is power. Nutrition calories, technical energy, and electricity costs also have different contexts and shouldn't be mixed.
Typical use cases
Convert electricity consumption into joules
Convert kWh from electricity bills into joules or other energy units for technical calculations.
Convert nutrition figures between calories and kilojoules
Convert nutrition calories into kilojoules to compare packaging labels from different countries.
Tips for better results
Don't confuse kWh with kW
kWh is a unit of energy, kW a unit of power — both frequently appear together on electricity bills and are easily confused.
Choose the correct calorie/BTU definition
cal(th), cal(IT), BTU(IT), and BTU(th) differ slightly — choose the definition matching your source for exact results.
Features
Six unit groups
SI, mechanical/CGS, electrical, calorie/nutrition, BTU/therm, and particle energy are separated.
Local conversion
Calculation happens directly in the browser, without transmission to a server.
Separate calorie and BTU definitions
cal(th), cal(IT), BTU(IT), and BTU(th) are clearly distinguished instead of mixed together.
Frequently asked questions
Are kWh and kW the same?
No. kWh is a unit of energy, kW a unit of power. This converter converts energy units exclusively.
Are my inputs uploaded?
No. Conversion runs entirely locally in the browser.
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