Ml to Cc

Convert Milliliters to Cubic Centimeters

"Ml to Cc" Calculator

How to convert milliliters to cubic centimeters

Worked example: 100 ml = 100 cc

100 ml × 1 = 100 cc

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

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

See Also

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FAQ

How many cc are in a ml?

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

Is ml the same as cc?

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

Do I need to multiply ml to get cc?

No. Because 1 ml = 1 cc exactly, you simply keep the same number - no multiplication or division is required.