Baking and Cooking Converter

Bunnybun Studios Ltd

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Were you ever ready to bake, only to find that your kitchen scale was out of battery? This is where our app comes in! You can convert between weight and volume for a wide range of ingredients, so rather than weigh your ingredients, you can measure their volume with measuring cups! Or convert from volume to weights, if you have no measuring cups but do have a scale handy!

For convenience, also convert between degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit right within the app, as well as between all common imperial and metric units of weight and volume.

Supports 522 unique ingredients, including baking staples like flour, milk, baking powder, butter, and sugar.

Convert between 4 weight units (gram/g, kilogram/kg, pound/lb, ounce/oz) and 8 volume units (milliliter/ml, liter/l, cup, tablespoon/tbsp, teaspoon/tsp, pint, quart, fluid ounce).

While we take great care to ensure that our ingredient densities are accurate, you can easily adjust the density of any ingredient. You can also add your own in case we missed one!

Ratings and reviews

Don't bother supporting them with a paid version. They still show ads anyway and don't respond to requests for help. Otherwise, it'd be a five star app, but scammers suck. Edit: Thank you for fixing this.

I bake bread several times a week, and this app does a great job converting amounts in both metric and imperial measurements. Works great for myself. Don't understand all the negative comments...

Only converts one way. I live in Canada. We have a weird mix of imperial and metric measurements. This app only converts imperial to metric. I wanted to convert mls to cups but it can't do it. Can't convert Celsius to Fahrenheit, only Fahrenheit to Celsius. Then, 30 seconds into trying to figure it out I got a full screen pop up ad that had no x button. I had to close the app to get rid of it. Nice clean look and could work pretty smooth, but absolutely useless to me.

What's new

We've added the ability to enter fractions, like 1/2 or 1/4, in your conversions!