Flow Rate Converter
Runs locally in your browser. Nothing leaves your device.Instantly convert volumetric flow rates between L/min, m³/h, US gal/min, Imp gal/min, ft³/min and US oil barrels per day.
Use a comma or period as the decimal separator; do not use thousands separators.
All units
Metric - litres and small volumes
Metric - cubic metres
US gallons
Imperial gallons
Cubic inch and cubic foot
Oil industry
How it works
- 1
Enter value and source unit
Enter the flow rate value and choose the source unit.
- 2
Choose the target unit
Choose the target unit from one of the five groups.
- 3
Copy the result
Copy one or all results for further use.
Good to know
The flow rate converter converts directly in your browser between metric cubic meter, liter, US gallon, imperial gallon, and oil-industry units, following Q = dV/dt. 1 US gal equals 3.785411784 L, 1 imperial gal 4.54609 L, and one US oil barrel equals 42 US liquid gallons.
Calculation runs locally in the browser. Important: this tool converts volumetric flow — mass flow additionally needs density, flow velocity needs cross-section, and US gal/min is a different unit than imperial gal/min.
Typical use cases
Compare pump output between units
Convert manufacturer specs in gal/min or l/min to compare pumps from different markets.
Convert flow rates for pipe planning
Convert m³/h to l/s or gal/min to compare system and pipe data from different standards.
Tips for better results
Don't confuse volumetric flow with mass flow
For mass flow (kg/s), the medium's density is additionally required — this tool converts volumetric flow exclusively.
Distinguish US and imperial gallons per minute
US gal/min and imperial gal/min are different units — check which system your source uses.
Features
Five unit groups
Metric (cubic meter and liter), US gallons, imperial gallons, and oil industry are separated.
Local conversion
Calculation happens directly in the browser, without transmission to a server.
Exact volume definitions
US gallon, imperial gallon, and oil barrel are based on exact, transparent definitions.
Frequently asked questions
Can I convert mass flow?
Not directly — mass flow additionally requires the medium's density. This tool converts volumetric flow exclusively.
Are my inputs uploaded?
No. Conversion runs entirely locally in the browser.
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