Kg to Metric Tons Online Converter

This online Kg to Metric Tons Converter allows you to quickly and easily convert between kilograms (kg) and metric tons (t). It works in both directions, so you can enter values in kilograms or metric tons, and the tool will calculate the equivalent value in the other unit.

Kg to Metric Tons Converter

This tool converts between kilograms (kg) and metric tons automatically. You can enter values in either field, and the calculation will be done both ways.

Kilograms (kg)

Metric Tons (t)

Decimal places

How to Use the Calculator

To use the converter, simply input a value in the Kilograms (kg) field if you know the weight in kilograms, or in the Metric Tons (t) field if you have the weight in metric tons. The conversion will be done automatically in both directions. You can also set the number of decimal places to control the precision of the output. Click the Clear All button to reset the form when you are done.

Formula Used

The formula for converting kilograms to metric tons is:

Metric Tons (t) = Kilograms (kg) / 1000

For example, if you have 5000 kg:

5000 / 1000 = 5 tons

To convert from metric tons to kilograms, reverse the formula:

Kilograms (kg) = Metric Tons (t) * 1000

List of 7 Precalculated Values

50 kg = 0.05 tons (Approximate weight of a small refrigerator)
100 kg = 0.1 tons (Weight of a large motorcycle)
1000 kg = 1 ton (Weight of a small car)
1500 kg = 1.5 tons (Weight of a large SUV)
5000 kg = 5 tons (Weight of a light delivery truck)
10,000 kg = 10 tons (Weight of a medium-sized military tank)
20,000 kg = 20 tons (Weight of a fully loaded semi-trailer truck)

These real-world examples show typical weights of objects and vehicles to give you a practical sense of scale for the conversions.

Dumbbell measured in Kg and a car measured in metric tons

More Info

The metric ton (also known as a tonne) was introduced as part of the metric system and is equal to 1000 kilograms. It is widely used internationally for measuring large masses, particularly in shipping, agriculture, and industrial contexts. The need to convert between kilograms and metric tons arises frequently in commerce, transportation, and logistics due to the volume and weight of goods being transported or traded.