Data Transfer Rate Converter — Mbps to MB/s

To convert Mbps to MB/s, divide by 8. For example, 100 Mbps = 12.5 MB/s, while 1 Gbps = 1,000 Mbps = 125 MB/s. To convert MB/s to Mbps, multiply by 8.

Choose a source and destination unit to compare connection speeds with download speeds. All 12 results are also shown together: bit/s, kbit/s, Mbit/s, Gbit/s, Tbit/s, B/s, kB/s, MB/s, GB/s, KiB/s, MiB/s and GiB/s. Mbps and Mbit/s are equivalent spellings.

Enter an ASCII number of up to 100 characters. Zero, negative values, decimals and scientific notation such as 1e2 are supported. Do not include commas, full-width digits or units. Changing or swapping units keeps the entered number and interprets it in the new source unit.

Two separate distinctions matter. Lowercase b means bits and uppercase B means bytes; one byte contains eight bits. Decimal prefixes use powers of 1,000, while binary prefixes use powers of 1,024.

• 1 Mbps = 1,000,000 bit/s = 125,000 B/s = 125 kB/s.
• 1 MiB/s = 1,048,576 B/s = 1.048576 MB/s = 8.388608 Mbps.
• 1 Gbps = 125 MB/s, or approximately 119.21 MiB/s.

Check the unit stated by your download manager or operating system. MB/s and MiB/s are different; this converter does not guess which one a source intended.

Select Calculate transfer time at this speed to open the file transfer time calculator in English. The original speed is passed through temporary storage in the same browser tab, without rounding it to the displayed result. The transfer calculator starts at 0% additional throughput reduction.

Transfer time accepts positive speeds from 1 bps to 1 Pbps. Zero, negative numbers and speeds outside that range are available for unit conversion only. If browser storage is unavailable, copy the value and enter it manually in the transfer calculator. The return link restores the original conversion input, not later edits in the transfer calculator.

This is a unit converter, not a speed test. Advertised link speed does not guarantee actual throughput. Protocol overhead, retransmissions, Wi-Fi conditions, shared bandwidth and storage performance can reduce transfer speed. When using measured throughput, keep additional reduction at 0% to avoid counting the same loss twice.

Results are approximate and display up to 12 significant digits. Very small or large values use scientific notation. Results outside the numeric representation range are marked Out of range, and precision decreases near the smallest values. Display precision is not a guarantee of measurement accuracy.

Negative inputs can represent differences between speeds; they are not real transfer rates. Empty or invalid input clears the result until corrected. Calculations run in your browser and require no account.