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ml to cc Converter

A milliliter and a cubic centimeter represent the same volume, so the numeric value does not change. The primary result uses **cc**, while a detail row uses **cm³**.

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Cubic centimeters

Converted volume
250 cc
Milliliters
250 mL
Cubic centimeters
250 cm³
Liters
0.25 L
Cubic meters
0.00025 m³
Exact factor
1 mL = 1 cc

Milliliters and cubic centimeters are the same volume scale: 1 mL equals 1 cc exactly.

Volume in milliliters. One milliliter is exactly one cubic centimeter.
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Worked example

milliliters: 250

Result: 250 cc

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mL to cubic centimeters converter

A milliliter and a cubic centimeter represent the same volume, so the numeric value does not change. The primary result uses cc, while a detail row uses cm³.

Formula

cm3=mL\text{cm}^{3}=\text{mL}

For example, 250 mL is 250 cc. The additional liter and cubic-meter rows are obtained by dividing the milliliter value by 1,000 and 1,000,000 respectively. This is a volume identity; it does not convert volume to mass.

Related: the cc to ml converter for the reverse direction, and the ml to oz converter and cubic centimeters to fluid ounces converter for US fluid ounces.

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Frequently asked questions

Is 1 mL equal to 1 cc?
Yes. One milliliter is one cubic centimeter, so the numeric value stays the same.

Sources

  • BIPM-SI-9-3.02

    primary · Jul 9, 2026

    Supports: SI base/derived units, prefixes, coherent dimensional relations, exact defining constants, day and degree accepted with SI; this route applies 250 * 1 (exact defined/conventional relationship).

    — v9th edition, version 3.02 (August 2025)

  • NIST-SP811-2008

    primary · Jul 9, 2026

    Supports: US customary/SI conversion factors and precision/significant-digit guidance; this route applies 250 * 1 (exact defined/conventional relationship).

    — vNIST SP 811, 2008 edition

  • NIST-HB44-2026

    primary · Jul 9, 2026

    Supports: US customary length, mass, liquid-volume, pressure and exact legal-metrology relationships; this route applies 250 * 1 (exact defined/conventional relationship).

    — vNIST Handbook 44, 2026 edition

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