Cubic Meters to Liters (m³ to L) Converter

Enter cubic meters to get liters.

1 m³ = 1,000 L

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Step-by-stepm³ → L
11 m³ = 1000 Lformula
21 × 1000substitute
31000 Lresult
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1 m³ in every unit
ml
Milliliter
1 ml = 1 cm³
1,000,000 ml
L
Liter
1 L = 1,000 ml
1,000 L
m³
Cubic meter
1 m³ = 1,000 L
1 m³
tsp
Teaspoon
US teaspoon ≈ 4.93 ml
202,884.14 tsp
tbsp
Tablespoon
US tablespoon = 3 tsp
67,628.045 tbsp
US fl oz
US fluid ounce
1/128 US gallon
33,814.023 US fl oz
US cup
US cup
US cup = 8 US fl oz
4,226.7528 US cup
metric cup
Metric cup
AU / NZ / CA recipes
4,000 metric cup
US pt
US pint
US pint = 16 US fl oz
2,113.3764 US pt
US qt
US quart
US quart = 2 US pints
1,056.6882 US qt
US gal
US gallon
231 cubic inches
264.17205 US gal
UK fl oz
UK fluid ounce
1/160 UK gallon
35,195.08 UK fl oz
UK pt
UK pint
UK pint = 20 UK fl oz
1,759.754 UK pt
UK gal
UK gallon
4.54609 L exactly
219.96925 UK gal

Cubic meters to Liters Formula

liters = cubic meters × 1000

One cubic meter is 1000 liters, by definition, so the conversion is exact. For example, 2 m³ × 1000 = 2,000 L.

Water Bills

Many water companies bill by the cubic meter. One cubic meter is 1,000 liters, or about 264 US gallons. A 10-minute shower at 8 liters per minute uses 0.08 m³.

Pools, Ponds and Bulk Materials

ExampleCubic metersLiters
Garden pond (2 × 1.5 × 0.6 m)1.8 m³1,800 L
Backyard pool (8 × 4 × 1.4 m)44.8 m³44,800 L
Raised bed of soil (2 × 1 × 0.4 m)0.8 m³800 L
Concrete for a 10 × 3 m patio, 10 cm thick3 m³3,000 L

Cubic meters to Liters Table

Cubic meters (m³)Liters (L)
0.001 m³1 L
0.01 m³10 L
0.05 m³50 L
0.1 m³100 L
0.25 m³250 L
0.5 m³500 L
1 m³1,000 L
1.5 m³1,500 L
2 m³2,000 L
5 m³5,000 L
10 m³10,000 L
20 m³20,000 L
50 m³50,000 L
100 m³100,000 L

Common Questions

How many liters is 1 cubic meter?
1,000 liters.
How many liters is 0.5 m³?
500 liters.
How many gallons is a cubic meter?
1 m³ is 264.2 US gallons, or 220 UK gallons.
How do I work out a pool's volume?
Multiply length × width × average depth in meters to get m³, then multiply by 1,000 for liters.