Gigabytes to Megabytes
1 GB equals 1000 MB.
View table →Accurate data storage conversions between gigabytes, megabytes, kilobytes, terabytes, bytes, and bits (decimal/SI) — with tables, common file sizes, and a live converter on every page.
1 GB equals 1000 MB.
View table →1 MB equals 0.001 GB.
View table →1 MB equals 1000 KB.
View table →1 KB equals 0.001 MB.
View table →1 TB equals 1000 GB.
View table →1 GB equals 0.001 TB.
View table →1 GB equals 1000000 KB.
View table →1 KB equals 0.000001 GB.
View table →1 TB equals 1000000 MB.
View table →1 MB equals 0.000001 TB.
View table →1 bytes equals 0.001 KB.
View table →1 KB equals 1000 bytes.
View table →1 MB equals 1000000 bytes.
View table →1 bytes equals 0.000001 MB.
View table →1 bits equals 0.125 bytes.
View table →1 bytes equals 8 bits.
View table →One gigabyte equals 1000 megabytes (decimal/SI). Going the other way, 1 MB equals 0.001 GB.
One terabyte equals 1000 gigabytes (decimal/SI), or 1,000,000 MB. Going the other way, 1 GB equals 0.001 TB.
On this site we use the decimal (SI) convention: 1 GB = 1000 MB. Drive makers, Google, and macOS count this way. Windows and RAM use the binary (IEC) convention (1 GiB = 1024 MiB), where 1 GiB = 1.073741824 GB.
One byte is made of 8 bits. Data rates are often quoted in bits per second, whereas file sizes are quoted in bytes.
A 1 TB drive (1000 GB, decimal) shows as about 931 GiB in Windows because Windows divides by 1024 in binary. No space is missing — it is just a different unit (1 GiB = 1.073741824 GB).