A cubic centimeter and a milliliter are the exact same volume by definition — this converts between the two labels directly.
How it works
Since 1 cc equals exactly 1 mL, the entered value is simply carried across to the other field unchanged.
What this does not include
This does not include converting to other volume units like fluid ounces or teaspoons — for those, use this site’s dedicated volume converters instead.
How to use this calculator
- Enter a value in either cc or mL — the other field fills in automatically.
Frequently asked questions
Why do cc and mL need converting if they’re the same?
They’re not always recognized as identical — “cc” is common on syringes and engine displacement specs, while “mL” is the more familiar everyday unit, so this page bridges the two labels for anyone unsure they match.
Where is “cc” commonly used?
Medical syringes and dosing, and engine displacement specifications (like a “250cc” motorcycle engine).
Is this true for all metric volume units, not just cc and mL?
No — this 1:1 relationship is specific to the cubic centimeter and milliliter; other metric volume units like liters have a different, though still exact, ratio.
