lbs to kg

Enter a weight in pounds, and ounces if you have them, to get it in kilograms and grams, with the stones and the exact working shown.

Optional, e.g. 7 lb 8 oz

150 lb in kilograms
68.0389 kg
Grams
68,039 g
Stones and pounds
10 st 10 lb
  • A pound is exactly 0.45359237 kg: 150 × 0.45359237 = 68.0389 kg.

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How to convert pounds to kilograms

  1. If there are ounces, divide them by 16 and add them to the pounds.
  2. Multiply the pounds by 0.45359237 to get kilograms; multiply by 1,000 for grams.

Worked example

180 lb × 0.45359237 = 81.65 kg. A 5 lb bag of flour is 2.27 kg, and a 50 lb suitcase is 22.68 kg.

lbs to kg chart

Pounds to kilograms, rounded to 2 decimals
lbkg
1 lb0.45 kg
2 lb0.91 kg
5 lb2.27 kg
8 lb3.63 kg
10 lb4.54 kg
20 lb9.07 kg
25 lb11.34 kg
40 lb18.14 kg
50 lb22.68 kg
100 lb45.36 kg
110 lb49.9 kg
120 lb54.43 kg
130 lb58.97 kg
140 lb63.5 kg
150 lb68.04 kg
160 lb72.57 kg
170 lb77.11 kg
180 lb81.65 kg
190 lb86.18 kg
200 lb90.72 kg
210 lb95.25 kg
220 lb99.79 kg
230 lb104.33 kg
240 lb108.86 kg
250 lb113.4 kg
260 lb117.93 kg
270 lb122.47 kg
280 lb127.01 kg
290 lb131.54 kg
300 lb136.08 kg

The pound is exactly 0.45359237 kg by definition, so these conversions are exact to the decimals shown. Everything runs in your browser.

Frequently asked questions

How many kilograms are in a pound?

Exactly 0.45359237 kg. That's the definition of the international pound, agreed in 1959, so a pound is a little under half a kilogram.

How do I convert lbs to kg?

Multiply by 0.45359237. For 150 lb: 150 × 0.45359237 = 68.04 kg. Dividing by 2.20462 gives the same answer.

How do I convert pounds and ounces to kg?

Turn the ounces into pounds first (16 oz in a pound), then multiply by 0.45359237. 7 lb 8 oz is 7.5 lb, which is 3.4 kg; enter 7 pounds and 8 ounces above to get it directly.

Is there a quick way to convert lbs to kg in my head?

Halve it and take away a tenth of the result: 200 lb → 100 − 10 = 90 kg, against the exact 90.72 kg.

Why is pound written lb?

From the Latin libra, a Roman unit of weight; the same root gives the £ sign. lbs is the common plural, though lb is used for both.

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