Grams to Cups Converter

100 g of sugar is about ½ cup, 120 g of all-purpose flour is 1 cup and 113 g of butter is ½ cup. Pick an ingredient and enter grams.

Ingredient

100 g of all-purpose flour =

≈ 7/8 US cup

0.83 cups · 13.3 tbsp · 1 cup = 120 g

TipResults are rounded to the cups you own: ¼, ⅓, ½, ⅔, ¾. The exact decimal is shown under the result.

Grams to cups chart

How many US cups common gram amounts make.

Flours & starches

Ingredient50 g100 g200 g
All-purpose flour≈ ⅜≈ ⅞1⅔
Bread flour≈ ⅜≈ ⅞1⅔
Cake flour≈ ⅜≈ ⅞1⅔
Whole wheat flour≈ ½⅞1¾
Self-rising flour≈ ½⅞1¾
Almond flour≈ ½≈ 1≈ 2⅛
Cornstarch≈ ½⅞≈ 1¾

Sugars & syrups

Ingredient50 g100 g200 g
Granulated sugar¼½1
Brown sugar (packed)¼≈ ½≈ 1
Powdered sugar≈ ½⅞1¾
Honey≈ ⅛≈ ⅓≈ ⅝
Maple syrup≈ ⅛⅓⅝
Molasses≈ ⅛≈ ⅓≈ ⅝
Corn syrup≈ ⅛⅓⅝

Butter & oils

Ingredient50 g100 g200 g
Butter≈ ¼≈ ½⅞
Vegetable oil≈ ¼≈ ½≈ ⅞
Olive oil¼≈ ½≈ ⅞
Coconut oil≈ ¼≈ ½⅞

Milk, cream & liquids

Ingredient50 g100 g200 g
Water≈ ¼≈ ⅜≈ ⅞
Milk≈ ¼≈ ⅜≈ ⅞
Heavy cream≈ ¼≈ ⅜≈ ⅞
Buttermilk≈ ¼≈ ⅜≈ ⅞
Sour cream≈ ¼≈ ⅜⅞
Plain yogurt≈ ¼≈ ⅜≈ ⅞
Cream cheese≈ ¼≈ ½⅞

Chocolate, oats, nuts & more

Ingredient50 g100 g200 g
Cocoa powder≈ ⅝≈ 1¼2⅜
Rolled oats≈ ½1⅛2¼
Chocolate chips≈ ⅓≈ ⅝≈ 1⅛
White rice (uncooked)¼½1
Peanut butter≈ ⅛⅜¾
Walnuts (chopped)≈ ½⅞1¾
Raisins⅓⅔1⅓
Shredded coconut (sweetened)≈ ⅝≈ 1⅛2⅓
Table salt≈ ⅛⅓≈ ⅔

Values in US cups. ≈ means rounded to the nearest ⅛ or ⅓ cup. Dry ingredients spooned and leveled. Sources: King Arthur Baking for dry ingredients, USDA FoodData Central for liquids. Updated Nov 2026.

Grams to cups FAQ

How many cups is 100 grams?

It depends on the ingredient. 100 g of granulated sugar is about ½ cup, 100 g of all-purpose flour is about 0.83 cup (¾ cup plus about 1 tablespoon), and 100 g of butter is a little under ½ cup.

How many cups is 200 grams of flour?

200 g of all-purpose flour is about 1⅔ cups, using 120 g per spooned and leveled cup.

How many cups is 250 grams of butter?

250 g of butter is about 1⅛ cups, or a little over 2 US sticks.

Why does the converter round to fractions?

Measuring cups come in ¼, ⅓, ½ and 1 cup sizes, so a result like 0.83 cups is hard to use. We round to the nearest ⅛ or ⅓ cup and mark it with ≈ when the rounding is more than a teaspoon or so off. The exact decimal is shown under the result.