Cc to Ml

Convert Cubic Centimeters to Milliliters

"Cc to Ml" Calculator

How to convert cubic centimeters to milliliters

Worked example: 100 cc = 100 ml

100 cc × 1 = 100 ml

Rule: milliliters = cubic centimeters × 1 — exact: 1 cc = 1 ml.

Most asked values
Cubic centimeters	Milliliters
1 cc	1 ml
5 cc	5 ml
10 cc	10 ml
25 cc	25 ml
50 cc	50 ml
100 cc	100 ml
150 cc	150 ml
200 cc	200 ml
250 cc	250 ml
500 cc	500 ml
750 cc	750 ml
1,000 cc	1,000 ml

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FAQ

How many ml are in a cc?

One cubic centimeter equals exactly one milliliter (1 cc = 1 ml). The two units are numerically identical.

Is cc the same as ml?

Yes. A cubic centimeter (cc or cm³) and a milliliter (ml) describe exactly the same volume, so any value in cc is the same number in ml.

Why do cc and ml both exist?

"cc" comes from the volume of a 1 cm cube and is common in medicine and engine sizes, while "ml" is the metric fluid measure. They measure the same volume, so no math is needed to convert.