Example 1
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8 fl oz
1 × 8 = 8
Enter a US cup count. The calculator multiplies it by 8. One cup is 8 fl oz, two cups are 16 fl oz, half a cup is 4 fl oz. This is not a mass ounce and not a 250 ml glass.
Enter a US cup count. The result will appear here.
If you start from fluid ounces, open ounces to cups. For a 250 ml glass, use cup to mass.
The cups to ounces calculator converts US cups to fluid ounces. The formula is fl oz = cups × 8. One US cup is exactly 8 fl oz, two cups are 16 fl oz, and half a cup is 4 fl oz.
The other way, fluid ounces are divided by 8. Eight fl oz is 1 US cup. That is the US-cup definition, not an approximation.
Enter a volume and keep cups to ounces if you start from cups. A comma works like a period. Zero stays zero. A negative number is rejected.
This is not a mass ounce and not a 250 ml glass. Mass ounces are on the grams and ounces page. A 250 ml glass is on cup to mass.
The neighbouring ounces to cups page uses the same constant 8, but defaults to starting from fl oz.
Enter 1 with the cups-to-ounces direction and compare the result with 8 fl oz. At 2 cups the result is 16 fl oz. At 0.5 cup the result is 4 fl oz.
fl oz = cups × 8 · cups = fl oz / 8
A US cup is 8 fl oz by definition. Volume must be zero or greater.
1 US cup = 8 fl oz. 2 cups = 16 fl oz.
8 fl oz
1 × 8 = 8
16 fl oz
2 × 8 = 16
4 fl oz
0.5 × 8 = 4
The calculator multiplies the US cup count by 8. One cup is 8 fl oz. Two cups are 16 fl oz. The other way, fluid ounces are divided by 8.
No. Only the fluid ounce is converted here. Mass ounces are on the grams and ounces page.
No. A US cup is 8 fl oz. A 250 ml glass is on the cup to mass page.
Zero is allowed and stays zero. A negative volume is rejected.
Yes. A comma and a period are the same fraction. Half a cup is 4 fl oz.
On ounces to cups. There the default direction starts from fl oz.
On fluid ounces to ml or ml to fl oz. Those pages have no US-cup field.
The primary result is the converted volume. Beside it you see the other side, the direction, and the × 8 or ÷ 8 constant.
Yes. One and a half times 8 is 12 fl oz.
Here you count a US cup and fl oz. A 15 ml tablespoon and a 5 ml teaspoon are on the spoon page.
A US cup is defined as 8 fluid ounces.
Page updated October 12, 2026.