Mbps to MB/s Converter

Convert Mbps to MB/s to see what your internet plan means in the units a download manager shows. It also converts Kbps, Gbps, KB/s, GB/s, and MiB/s.

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Common internet plans
PlanMB/sMiB/s

How to use the Mbps to MB/s Converter

  1. Enter the Value of the speed. Decimals are allowed.
  2. Pick its Unit, such as Mbps for an internet plan or MB/s for a download manager.
  3. Press Convert. The main result is MB/s for bit-based units and Mbps for byte-based units, with every other unit listed underneath. Use Swap to reverse the direction.

How it works

The speed is converted to bits per second, then to each unit.

UnitBits per second
Kbps10^3
Mbps10^6
Gbps10^9
KB/s8 × 10^3
MB/s8 × 10^6
GB/s8 × 10^9
MiB/s8 × 2^20

So Mbps ÷ 8 = MB/s, and MB/s × 8 = Mbps.

Examples

  • 100 Mbps = 12.5 MB/s = 11.92 MiB/s.
  • 1 Gbps = 125 MB/s.
  • 50 MB/s = 400 Mbps.

Common internet plans in MB/s

PlanMB/sMiB/s
10 Mbps1.251.19
25 Mbps3.1252.98
50 Mbps6.255.96
100 Mbps12.511.92
300 Mbps37.535.76
500 Mbps62.559.6
1,000 Mbps125119.21
2,500 Mbps312.5298.02

These are the maximum rates before network overhead.

Limitations

  • Negative values give an error.
  • Some download managers show binary MiB/s but label it "MB/s", which makes the speed look about 5% lower than the figures here.
  • The results are ideal rates. Real transfers are slower because of overhead, Wi-Fi, and congestion.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert Mbps to MB/s?

Divide by 8, because one byte is 8 bits. For example, 100 Mbps ÷ 8 = 12.5 MB/s.

What is the difference between Mbps and MBps?

Mbps (lowercase b) is megabits per second, used for internet plans. MBps or MB/s (uppercase B) is megabytes per second, used for download speeds and file sizes.

What is 1 Gbps in MB/s?

125 MB/s, in ideal conditions before any network overhead.

Why is my download slower than my plan?

Overhead, Wi-Fi, congestion, and server limits all reduce the real speed. The Download Time Calculator has an overhead option for a realistic estimate.

Often used together with the Mbps to MB/s Converter.