Grams to Ounces (g to oz)

1 g ≈ 0.035274 oz. Type any value to convert it.

1 gram =

0.03527396195 oz

ounces

Conversion factor
1 g ≈ 0.03527396195 oz
Stone + pounds
0 st 0 lb
Pounds + ounces
0 lb 0.04 oz

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1 g in other units
UnitValue
milligram (mg)1,000 mg
gram (g)1 g
kilogram (kg)0.001 kg
tonne (metric ton) (t)0.000001 t
ounce (oz)0.03527396195 oz
pound (lb)0.002204622622 lb
stone (st)0.0001574730444 st
short ton (US) (US ton)0.000001102311311 US ton
long ton (UK) (UK ton)9.8420653 × 10⁻⁷ UK ton

How to convert grams to ounces

1 g ≈ 0.035274 oz

1 oz = 28.349523125 g exactly (NIST Handbook 44), so ounces = grams ÷ 28.349523125, or about grams × 0.03527396.

Examples

  • 410 g = 14.462324 oz: Lightest legal weight of a match football (Laws of the Game) (IFAB)
  • 450 g = 15.873283 oz: Heaviest legal weight of a match football (IFAB)
  • 14 g = 0.49383547 oz: Pure alcohol in one US standard drink (NIAAA (NIH))

Grams to ounces chart

Grams to ounces
Grams (g)Ounces (oz)
1 g0.035273962 oz
2 g0.070547924 oz
3 g0.10582189 oz
4 g0.14109585 oz
5 g0.17636981 oz
10 g0.35273962 oz
14 g0.49383547 oz
15 g0.52910943 oz
20 g0.70547924 oz
25 g0.88184905 oz
50 g1.7636981 oz
75 g2.6455471 oz
100 g3.5273962 oz
410 g14.462324 oz
450 g15.873283 oz

Common mistakes

  • This is the avoirdupois ounce (about 28.35 g). Bullion uses the troy ounce, about 31.10 g, so "per ounce" metal prices refer to a heavier ounce.
  • US nutrition labels treat 1 oz as 28 g (21 CFR 101.9), so a label’s ounce figure can differ slightly from an exact conversion.

Frequently asked questions

How many ounces is 100 grams?

100 g is about 3.53 oz. Divide any gram value by 28.3495 to get ounces.

What is 500 g in ounces?

500 g is about 17.64 oz, which is 1 lb 1.64 oz.

Why do the football laws say 410 g is 14 oz?

Because they round. 410 g is about 14.46 oz and 450 g about 15.87 oz; the Laws of the Game print whole ounces as a rough guide.

Can I convert grams to fluid ounces the same way?

No. Grams to ounces is weight to weight. Fluid ounces measure volume, so grams to fl oz needs the ingredient’s density; use a cooking converter for that.