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Cubic Foot to Cubic Meter Calculator

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Formula: m³ = ft³ × 0.028316846592

Converted Cubic Meters

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ft³

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Multiplier

0.0283168466

m³

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Type

Volume

How this cubic foot to cubic metre calculator works

Enter a volume in cubic feet. The calculator multiplies that number by 0.028316846592 and shows the result in cubic metres. m³ = ft³ × 0.028316846592.

An international foot is exactly 0.3048 metres. Volume uses three dimensions, so the conversion cubes that length: 0.3048 × 0.3048 × 0.3048 = 0.028316846592. The multiplier card rounds the same factor to ten decimal places, 0.0283168466. The result itself is rounded to at most six decimal places.

Worked example: the field’s sample volume is 100 ft³. 100 × 0.028316846592 = 2.8316846592, which the page shows as 2.831685 m³. One cubic foot alone is 0.028317 m³ after that rounding. About 35.314667 ft³ makes 1 m³ on this page.

This is a volume conversion. Multiplying a length in feet by 0.3048 gives metres. Multiplying a volume in cubic feet by 0.028316846592 gives cubic metres. Zero is allowed and returns 0 m³. A negative volume is rejected. The circle fills as the input approaches 50 ft³, which is 1.415842 m³, and stays full above that while the cubic-metre figure keeps growing.

Cubic foot to cubic metre examples

Each cubic-metre value is the cubic-foot volume multiplied by 0.028316846592, rounded the same way as the calculator.

Cubic feetCubic metresWhat it marks
10.028317One cubic foot
100.283168Ten cubic feet
35.3146671About 1 cubic metre
501.415842Ring is full
1002.831685Sample input
1,00028.316847One thousand cubic feet

How to read the result

  • Multiply by 0.028316846592

    1 ft³ becomes 0.028317 m³ after the result is rounded to six decimal places.

  • Volume, not length

    Cube the foot-to-metre factor. 0.3048³ is the multiplier used here.

  • About 35.31 ft³ per m³

    35.314667 cubic feet round to 1 cubic metre on this page.

  • The circle

    The ring is full at 50 ft³. 100 ft³ still converts to 2.831685 m³.

Frequently asked questions

  • How do you convert cubic feet to cubic metres?

    Multiply the volume in cubic feet by 0.028316846592. m³ = ft³ × 0.028316846592. The page shows that result to at most six decimal places. 100 ft³ is 2.831685 m³.

  • Where does the factor 0.028316846592 come from?

    One international foot is exactly 0.3048 metres. A cubic foot is a cube one foot on each side, so the volume factor is 0.3048 × 0.3048 × 0.3048 = 0.028316846592. The multiplier card rounds that factor to ten decimal places as 0.0283168466.

  • What is 1 cubic foot in cubic metres?

    1 × 0.028316846592 = 0.028316846592, which this page rounds to 0.028317 m³. One cubic foot is a little under 3 hundredths of a cubic metre.

  • How many cubic feet are in 1 cubic metre?

    Divide 1 by 0.028316846592. That is about 35.314667 ft³. Entering 35.314667 on this page rounds back to 1 m³.

  • Is this the same as converting feet to metres?

    The length conversion uses 0.3048. This page converts volume, so it uses 0.3048 cubed. A room 10 ft by 10 ft by 1 ft holds 100 ft³, which is 2.831685 m³, not 100 × 0.3048.

  • How many decimal places are shown?

    The cubic-metre figure is rounded to six decimal places, and trailing zeros are dropped. 10 ft³ appears as 0.283168 m³, and 1,000 ft³ appears as 28.316847 m³.

  • Can I convert zero or a negative volume?

    Zero is allowed and returns 0 m³. A negative number is rejected. The field must be 0 or greater.

  • Why does the circle fill at 50 cubic feet?

    The ring is a visual scale that is full when the input reaches 50 ft³. That volume is 1.415842 m³. Larger volumes still convert. 100 ft³ is 2.831685 m³.

  • How do I turn cubic metres back into cubic feet?

    Divide the cubic metres by 0.028316846592, or multiply by about 35.314667. A result of 2.831685 m³ is 100 ft³ before the six-decimal rounding.

  • Does the result include litres?

    The page shows cubic metres only. One cubic metre is 1,000 litres, so 0.028317 m³ from 1 ft³ is about 28.317 litres. That litre figure is not printed on the calculator.