Example 1
- 8
1 US cup
8 ÷ 8 = 1
Enter fluid ounces. The calculator divides them by 8. Eight fl oz is 1 US cup, sixteen fl oz is 2 cups. This is not a mass ounce and not a 250 ml metric cup.
Enter a volume. The result will appear here.
A mass ounce is on grams and ounces. A 250 ml metric cup is on cup to grams.
The ounces to cups calculator converts fluid ounces to US cups. The formula is cups = fl oz / 8. Eight fl oz is 1 US cup, sixteen fl oz is 2 cups.
The other way, US cups are multiplied by 8. Two cups are 16 fl oz. Half a cup is 4 fl oz. The constant 8 is the US-cup definition.
Enter a volume and keep ounces to cups if you start from fl oz. 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 metric cup. Mass ounces belong on grams and ounces. A 250 ml metric cup belongs on cup to mass.
The neighboring cups to ounces page uses the same constant 8, but defaults to starting from US cups.
Enter 8 with ounces to cups and check 1 US cup. Then enter 16: the result is 2 cups. Then switch direction and enter 2: the result is 16 fl oz.
cups = fl oz / 8 · fl oz = cups × 8
US cup = 8 fl oz by definition. Volume ≥ 0.
1 US cup = 8 fl oz. 2 cups = 16 fl oz.
1 US cup
8 ÷ 8 = 1
2 US cups
16 ÷ 8 = 2
16 fl oz
2 × 8 = 16
The calculator divides fluid ounces by 8. Eight fl oz is 1 US cup. Sixteen fl oz is 2 cups. The other way, cups are multiplied by 8.
No. Only the fluid ounce is converted here. Mass ounces belong on the grams and ounces page.
No. A US cup is 8 fl oz. A 250 ml metric cup belongs on cup to mass.
Zero is allowed and stays zero. A negative volume is rejected.
Yes. A comma and a period are the same fraction. 2.5 cups are 20 fl oz.
On cups to ounces. There the default direction starts from US cups.
On milliliters and US fluid ounces. That page has no 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. 16 divided by 8 is 2 US cups.
Here you count fl oz and a US cup. A 15 ml tablespoon belongs on the spoon page.
A US cup is defined as 8 fluid ounces.
Page updated October 12, 2026.