Temperature Conversion Chart – °C, °F, and K Tables

Queryable Celsius, Fahrenheit, and Kelvin lookup tables

Required Parameters

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°C to °F

0 to 100, step 5. These rows are server-rendered.

InputOutput
0 °C32 °F
5 °C41 °F
10 °C50 °F
15 °C59 °F
20 °C68 °F
25 °C77 °F
30 °C86 °F
35 °C95 °F
40 °C104 °F
45 °C113 °F
50 °C122 °F
55 °C131 °F
60 °C140 °F
65 °C149 °F
70 °C158 °F
75 °C167 °F
80 °C176 °F
85 °C185 °F
90 °C194 °F
95 °C203 °F
100 °C212 °F

°F to °C

32 to 212, step 10. These rows are server-rendered.

InputOutput
32 °F0 °C
42 °F5.56 °C
52 °F11.11 °C
62 °F16.67 °C
72 °F22.22 °C
82 °F27.78 °C
92 °F33.33 °C
102 °F38.89 °C
112 °F44.44 °C
122 °F50 °C
132 °F55.56 °C
142 °F61.11 °C
152 °F66.67 °C
162 °F72.22 °C
172 °F77.78 °C
182 °F83.33 °C
192 °F88.89 °C
202 °F94.44 °C
212 °F100 °C

°C to K

-40 to 150, step 10. These rows are server-rendered.

InputOutput
-40 °C233.15 K
-30 °C243.15 K
-20 °C253.15 K
-10 °C263.15 K
0 °C273.15 K
10 °C283.15 K
20 °C293.15 K
30 °C303.15 K
40 °C313.15 K
50 °C323.15 K
60 °C333.15 K
70 °C343.15 K
80 °C353.15 K
90 °C363.15 K
100 °C373.15 K
110 °C383.15 K
120 °C393.15 K
130 °C403.15 K
140 °C413.15 K
150 °C423.15 K

K to °C

233.15 to 423.15, step 10. These rows are server-rendered.

InputOutput
233.15 K-40 °C
243.15 K-30 °C
253.15 K-20 °C
263.15 K-10 °C
273.15 K0 °C
283.15 K10 °C
293.15 K20 °C
303.15 K30 °C
313.15 K40 °C
323.15 K50 °C
333.15 K60 °C
343.15 K70 °C
353.15 K80 °C
363.15 K90 °C
373.15 K100 °C
383.15 K110 °C
393.15 K120 °C
403.15 K130 °C
413.15 K140 °C
423.15 K150 °C

Quick Answer

0°C = 32°F = 273.15 K. 20°C = 68°F. 100°C = 212°F. The tables on this page are server-rendered; change start, end, and step to rebuild a range.

Documentation

Temperature Conversion Chart

The tables above are pre-rendered for common ranges so the numbers are in the HTML. Use start, end, and step in the calculator to scan a different window.

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Formula reminder

Absolute conversion uses the offsets. For a change in temperature, 1°C = 1 K = 1.8°F — see the Temperature Difference Calculator.

Design Notes

The default tables below are pre-rendered so search engines can read the common ranges without JavaScript. Changing start, end, or step only updates the interactive table.

Common Mistakes

  • 1

    Reading a temperature difference from an absolute conversion table — 10°C is not 50°F of rise.

  • 2

    Assuming every integer between the rows is listed. Use the step control or the calculator for in-between values.

Knowledge Base

How do I read a temperature conversion chart?

Pick the input scale, find the row, and read the output column. For a value between rows, use the converter or a smaller step.

Is a 10°C rise 50°F?

No. 10°C as a reading is 50°F, but a 10°C rise is 18°F. Use the Temperature Difference Calculator for ΔT.