Gallons to Cubic Meters

Convert gallons (gal) to cubic meters (m³). Type in either box; the other updates as you go.

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1 gal = 0.0037854118 m³

1 gallon equals0.003785411784 m³
1 cubic meter equals264.1720524 gal
Formulam³ = gal × 0.003785411784

How to convert gallons to cubic meters

To convert gallons to cubic meters, multiply the number of gallons by 0.003785411784.

m³ = gal × 0.003785411784

Example

Convert 5 gallons to cubic meters:

5 gal × 0.003785411784 = 0.0189271 m³

Gallon to cubic meter conversion chart

Gallons to cubic meters
Gallons (gal)Cubic Meters (m³)
1 gal0.003785412 m³
2 gal0.007570824 m³
3 gal0.01135624 m³
4 gal0.01514165 m³
5 gal0.01892706 m³
6 gal0.02271247 m³
7 gal0.02649788 m³
8 gal0.03028329 m³
9 gal0.03406871 m³
10 gal0.03785412 m³
12 gal0.04542494 m³
15 gal0.05678118 m³
20 gal0.07570824 m³
25 gal0.09463529 m³
30 gal0.1135624 m³
40 gal0.1514165 m³
50 gal0.1892706 m³
60 gal0.2271247 m³
70 gal0.2649788 m³
75 gal0.2839059 m³
80 gal0.3028329 m³
90 gal0.3406871 m³
100 gal0.3785412 m³
150 gal0.5678118 m³
200 gal0.7570824 m³
250 gal0.9463529 m³
500 gal1.892706 m³
1,000 gal3.785412 m³

Going the other way? See the cubic meters to gallons chart.

About the units

Gallon (gal)

A US gallon is 231 cubic inches, about 3.785 liters. It is the unit for fuel and milk in the US. The imperial gallon is about 20% larger.

Cubic Meter (m³)

A cubic meter is the volume of a cube one meter on each side, 1,000 liters. Water and gas meters often read in cubic meters.

Frequently asked questions

How many cubic meters are in a gallon?

There are 0.003785411784 cubic meters in a gallon.

How many gallons are in a cubic meter?

There are 264.1720524 gallons in a cubic meter.

How do you convert gallons to cubic meters?

To convert gallons to cubic meters, multiply the number of gallons by 0.003785411784.

What is 5 gallons in cubic meters?

5 gallons equals 0.0189271 cubic meters.

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