Methodology
How this calculator works
Values are converted to kilograms using standards-based mass factors, then divided by the selected target factor. The pound is the international avoirdupois pound defined as exactly 0.45359237 kilograms.
Convert kilograms, pounds, ounces, stone and three distinct ton definitions with clear unit labels and a complete equivalent table.
Unit conversion calculator
Convert metric, avoirdupois, stone and US or Imperial ton measurements without mixing unit definitions.
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Converted weight
Enter a value, check both unit labels and choose Convert units.
Methodology
Values are converted to kilograms using standards-based mass factors, then divided by the selected target factor. The pound is the international avoirdupois pound defined as exactly 0.45359237 kilograms.
Worked example
A mass of 70 kilograms is approximately 154.323584 pounds or 11.0231 stone. Changing display precision affects presentation only.
Weight conversion guide
Pounds and ounces here use the everyday avoirdupois system. The table labels each ton explicitly because a metric tonne, US short ton and Imperial long ton represent different masses.
Standards reference
NIST conversion tables identify the avoirdupois pound relationship and distinguish measurement systems used in general and commercial conversion work.
NIST SI conversion footnotesRelated conversion tools
Common questions
One kilogram equals approximately 2.20462262185 avoirdupois pounds.
No. A metric tonne is 1,000 kilograms, a US short ton is 907.18474 kilograms, and an Imperial long ton is 1,016.0469088 kilograms.
One stone equals exactly 14 avoirdupois pounds, or 6.35029318 kilograms.
The listed units are mass units used in everyday weight measurements. Force units such as newtons are outside this calculator's scope.
No. The engine uses the full stored factor and only rounds when formatting the result.
This converter handles mass units commonly called weight in everyday use. It does not calculate gravitational force, troy weight or precious-metal units. Confirm whether a document uses metric tonne, US short ton or Imperial long ton.