From 4 servings to 6
The factor is 1.5: 2 cups flour becomes 3 cups, 1 1/2 tsp baking powder becomes 2¼ tsp, and ½ cup sugar becomes ¾ cup.
Double, halve or rescale a recipe for any number of servings — fractions included.
One per line, with the amount first.
× 1.5 — 5 amounts changed
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Paste your ingredient list, one ingredient per line with the amount first, and choose the servings you have and want — or a multiplier. The scaler multiplies the amount at the start of each line, understands fractions (1 1/2, ½), decimals and ranges (2–3), and writes results as kitchen fractions where it can. Lines without an amount, like “salt to taste”, stay as they are.
new amount = amount × (servings wanted ÷ servings in the recipe)
The factor is 1.5: 2 cups flour becomes 3 cups, 1 1/2 tsp baking powder becomes 2¼ tsp, and ½ cup sugar becomes ¾ cup.
Use a multiplier of 0.5: 1 egg becomes ½ egg — beat it and use half by weight.
Often a little — larger batches in bigger pans may need longer. The Baking Pan Size Converter helps choose a pan.
Scale them, then taste: strong flavours and leavening don't always need the full multiple for big batches.
It keeps your units. Use the Cooking Measurement Converter to turn cups into grams.
Convert recipe amounts between cups, spoons, grams and ounces for flour, sugar, butter and other ingredients.
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Convert oven temperatures between °C, °F and gas marks, and adjust for fan (convection) ovens.
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