Liters to mL Converter.

1 L = 1,000 mL, so 2 L = 2,000 mL. Type any value below to convert liters to ml instantly.

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mL	L	m³	fl oz	cup	pt	qt	gal	imp pt	imp gal
2	0.002	0.000002	0.0676280454	0.0084535057	0.0042267528	0.0021133764	0.0005283441	0.003519508	0.0004399385
20	0.02	0.00002	0.676280454	0.0845350568	0.0422675284	0.0211337642	0.005283441	0.0351950797	0.004399385
200	0.2	0.0002	6.762805	0.8453505675	0.4226752838	0.2113376419	0.0528344105	0.3519507973	0.0439938497
2000	2	0.002	67.628045	8.453506	4.226753	2.113376	0.5283441047	3.519508	0.4399384966
20000	20	0.02	676.280454	84.535057	42.267528	21.133764	5.283441	35.19508	4.399385
200000	200	0.2	6762.8045	845.350568	422.675284	211.337642	52.83441	351.950797	43.99385
2000000	2000	2	67628.0454	8453.5057	4226.7528	2113.3764	528.344105	3519.508	439.938497

How to convert liters to ml

Formula.millilitres = litres × 1000.

Relationship.1 L = 1,000 mL.

Worked example. 2 L = 2,000 mL.

Multiply litres by 1000, because one litre is 1000 millilitres. For example, 2 L × 1000 = 2000 mL.

1.5 litres equals 1500 mL.

Half a litre is 500 mL, a common bottle size.

The prefix "milli" means one thousandth, so a millilitre is 1/1000 of a litre — and one millilitre equals exactly one cubic centimetre.