212 °F
100 °C = 212 °F
About 100 °C in °F
- 100 degrees Celsius are 212 °F, and 100 degrees Fahrenheit are 37.78 °C.
- 1 degree Celsius is 33.8 °F, and 10 degrees Celsius are 50 °F.
- 1 degree Celsius is 33.8 °F.
Examples
What you get
Every pair, both ways
Ten pairs of units, each converted there and back — one page for every direction.
Everything else beside it
Alongside the result, see the reverse conversion, your value's neighbours, and the conversion factor explained.
Decimals welcome
Enter any value, written with either a point or a comma — the page understands both.
Nothing is stored
Your numbers stay on your page. We do not store them or send them anywhere.
How it works
- Enter the value to convert.
- Choose the starting unit and the unit you want the result in.
- You get the result, plus the reverse conversion and the conversion factor.
Worth knowing
How the conversion works
Each unit ties to its family's base unit through a multiplying factor — and, for temperature alone, through an amount added on top. That is why Celsius and Fahrenheit are not a plain multiplication: 0°C is not 0°F, it is 32°F.
The result is rounded
The result keeps four significant figures, not a fixed number of decimals — so it stays just as precise whether the units are close in size or very different, like millilitres and gallons.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use a comma for decimals?
Yes. Both 7.5 and 7,5 work — the page understands either and writes back the form your language uses.
Why do some pages not exist?
The enumerated page exists only for the ten listed unit pairs and the eleven listed values. For any other value or pair, the form above works it out on the spot.
Why are Celsius and Fahrenheit worked out differently from the rest?
Because for temperature the conversion adds a number on top of the multiplication, not just multiplies. It is the only family of units where that matters.
How accurate is the result?
The result keeps four significant figures, which holds the precision steady even when the two units are very different in size.