Unit Converter
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Convert pressure between pascals, kilopascals, megapascals, bar, millibar, psi, atmospheres, and mmHg. Instant results with conversion factor, base-unit explanation, and a full reference table.
Use this free pressure converter to switch between kilopascals, psi, bar, atmospheres, millibars, megapascals, pascals, and mmHg. It is useful for tyre inflation, engineering systems, weather readings, compressors, gas settings, and clinical reference comparisons. The tool also connects naturally to the Unit Converter, Speed Converter, and the wider Conversion Tools category.
Pick your input and output units, enter a pressure value, and get instant conversions with a full reference table.
Use the presets below for common pressure scenarios, from tyre inflation and workshop gauges to medical and atmospheric comparisons.
Compare your result against every supported unit. Filter by measurement family to focus on metric, engineering, or medical outputs.
| Unit | Group | Equivalent value |
|---|---|---|
Pascals Pa | Metric and weather | 220,000 Pa |
Kilopascals kPa | Metric and weather | 220 kPa |
Megapascals MPa | Engineering and industrial | 0.22 MPa |
Bar bar | Engineering and industrial | 2.2 bar |
Millibar mbar | Metric and weather | 2,200 mbar |
Pounds per Square Inch psi | Engineering and industrial | 31.9083023 psi |
Atmospheres atm | Engineering and industrial | 2.171231187 atm |
Millimetres of Mercury mmHg | Medical and clinical | 1,650.135467 mmHg |
Enter the numeric pressure you want to convert, choose the original unit, and then pick the destination unit. The result updates instantly, so you can compare gauge readings, atmospheric pressure values, tyre recommendations, or clinical references without manual formulas.
Pressure units vary significantly across industries, which is why a dedicated tool is faster than looking up one-off factors. This page works well alongside the Unit Converter and the broader Conversion Tools category when you need a focused pressure workflow.
Automotive work often uses psi and kPa, engineering commonly uses bar or MPa, weather references often use mbar or kPa, and medicine commonly uses mmHg. This page keeps those conversions in one fast reference view.
Pressure Converter is part of the Conversion Tools collection. If you want a broader view of similar workflows, open the Conversion Tools category page or browse all QuickTools categories.
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