2 L = 0.528344 gal
2 liters (L) equals 0.528344 US gallons (gal). The conversion uses the exact factor 0.264172: 2 × 0.264172 = 0.528344.
US gallons = Liters × 0.264172Start with your value in liters.
Multiply the liter value by 0.264172. This is the exact conversion factor from liters to US gallons.
The product is your value in US gallons. For example, 5 L × 0.264172 = 1.32086 gal.
The exact factor from liters to US gallons is 0.264172.
US gallons = Liters × 0.264172
Fifty common reference values, hand-picked for skim utility. Use the calculator above for any value not listed.
| Liters (L) | US gallons (gal) |
|---|---|
| 0.1 L | 0.026417 gal |
| 0.25 L | 0.066043 gal |
| 0.5 L | 0.13209 gal |
| 1 L | 0.26417 gal |
| 1.5 L | 0.39626 gal |
| 2 L | 0.52834 gal |
| 2.5 L | 0.66043 gal |
| 3 L | 0.79252 gal |
| 4 L | 1.0567 gal |
| 5 L | 1.3209 gal |
| 6 L | 1.585 gal |
| 7 L | 1.8492 gal |
| 8 L | 2.1134 gal |
| 9 L | 2.3775 gal |
| 10 L | 2.6417 gal |
| 12 L | 3.1701 gal |
| 15 L | 3.9626 gal |
| 20 L | 5.2834 gal |
| 25 L | 6.6043 gal |
| 30 L | 7.9252 gal |
| 40 L | 10.567 gal |
| 50 L | 13.209 gal |
| 60 L | 15.85 gal |
| 75 L | 19.813 gal |
| 100 L | 26.417 gal |
| 125 L | 33.022 gal |
| 150 L | 39.626 gal |
| 200 L | 52.834 gal |
| 250 L | 66.043 gal |
| 300 L | 79.252 gal |
| 400 L | 105.67 gal |
| 500 L | 132.09 gal |
| 600 L | 158.5 gal |
| 750 L | 198.13 gal |
| 1000 L | 264.17 gal |
| 1500 L | 396.26 gal |
| 2000 L | 528.34 gal |
| 2500 L | 660.43 gal |
| 3000 L | 792.52 gal |
| 4000 L | 1056.7 gal |
| 5000 L | 1320.9 gal |
| 7500 L | 1981.3 gal |
| 10000 L | 2641.7 gal |
| 15000 L | 3962.6 gal |
| 20000 L | 5283.4 gal |
| 25000 L | 6604.3 gal |
| 30000 L | 7925.2 gal |
| 40000 L | 10567 gal |
| 50000 L | 13209 gal |
| 100000 L | 26417 gal |
A standard bottle of soda is about 2 L. A car's engine is typically 1.5–3 L. A bathtub holds around 80–150 L. In US gallons, that gives you: 1 L = 0.264172 gal, 10 L = 2.64172 gal, 100 L = 26.4172 gal.
The liter (L) is a metric unit of volume defined as exactly one cubic decimeter (1 dm³). Although not an SI base unit (the SI unit of volume is the cubic meter), it is the most common metric volume unit in everyday life, used for beverages, fuel, and chemistry. One liter of pure water at 4 °C weighs almost exactly one kilogram.
The US liquid gallon equals exactly 3.785411784 liters, defined as 231 cubic inches. It is the standard fuel and milk unit in the United States. The US gallon is about 16.7% smaller than the UK (imperial) gallon (4.54609 L), so quoting fuel economy as 'mpg' without specifying the gallon can mislead by a wide margin.