Megabits per second to Megabytes per second
1 Mbit/s equals 0.125 MB/s.
View table →Bits ↔ Bytes (Mbit/s ↔ MB/s)
Megabytes per second to Megabits per second
1 MB/s equals 8 Mbit/s.
View table →Gigabits per second to Megabytes per second
1 Gbit/s equals 125 MB/s.
View table →Megabytes per second to Gigabits per second
1 MB/s equals 0.008 Gbit/s.
View table →Megabits per second to Kilobytes per second
1 Mbit/s equals 125 kB/s.
View table →Kilobytes per second to Megabits per second
1 kB/s equals 0.008 Mbit/s.
View table →Gigabits per second to Gigabytes per second
1 Gbit/s equals 0.125 GB/s.
View table →Gigabytes per second to Gigabits per second
1 GB/s equals 8 Gbit/s.
View table →Bits (kbit/s · Mbit/s · Gbit/s)
Gigabits per second to Megabits per second
1 Gbit/s equals 1000 Mbit/s.
View table →Megabits per second to Gigabits per second
1 Mbit/s equals 0.001 Gbit/s.
View table →Megabits per second to Kilobits per second
1 Mbit/s equals 1000 kbit/s.
View table →Kilobits per second to Megabits per second
1 kbit/s equals 0.001 Mbit/s.
View table →Gigabits per second to Kilobits per second
1 Gbit/s equals 1000000 kbit/s.
View table →Kilobits per second to Gigabits per second
1 kbit/s equals 0.000001 Gbit/s.
View table →Bytes (kB/s · MB/s · GB/s)
Frequently Asked Questions
How many MB/s is 100 Mbit/s?
100 Mbit/s equals 12.5 MB/s. Because 1 byte = 8 bits, divide the bitrate by 8: 100 ÷ 8 = 12.5.
Why aren't Mbit/s and MB/s the same?
Internet providers quote speed in bits per second (Mbit/s); downloads show it in bytes per second (MB/s). 1 byte = 8 bits, so MB/s = Mbit/s ÷ 8 and Mbit/s = MB/s × 8.
How many MB/s is 1 Gbit/s?
1 Gbit/s = 1000 Mbit/s = 125 MB/s. So a gigabit connection delivers at most 125 megabytes per second.
Is 1 Mbit/s equal to 1000 kbit/s or 1024 kbit/s?
Data rates use decimal (SI) prefixes: 1 Mbit/s = 1000 kbit/s, 1 Gbit/s = 1000 Mbit/s. That is how ISPs and networking gear advertise bandwidth.
Why is my download slower than advertised?
Even after converting Mbit/s to MB/s (÷8), some protocol overhead remains (TCP/IP, Wi-Fi). Expect about 90–95% of the theoretical MB/s rate as a real-world peak.