Mila's Weight Converter

Description

From the developer of the award winning Mila's Tools unit converter, comes the standalone Mila's Weight Converter - 25 units. 5 categories. One effortless converter. Mila's Weight Converter is the most comprehensive weight and mass converter on the App Store. Convert everyday units like kilograms, pounds, and ounces — or work with troy weights for precious metals, force units for engineering, and compound combinations for real-world use. METRIC UNITS Micrograms, milligrams, centigrams, decigrams, grams, decagrams, hectograms, kilograms, quintals, and metric tons. IMPERIAL UNITS Drams, ounces, pounds, stones, US hundredweights, UK hundredweights, short tons, and long tons. TROY UNITS Grains, pennyweights, and troy ounces — standard units for measuring precious metals and gemstones. FORCE UNITS Newtons, decanewtons, and kilonewtons — for weight-force conversions in science and engineering. OTHER Carats — the standard unit for diamonds and gemstones. COMPOUND UNITS Work in real-world combinations like pounds + ounces, stones + pounds, or kilograms + grams. Values auto-normalize — type 20 ounces and see 1 pound 4 ounces instantly. FAVORITES Star the units you use most. Drag and drop to reorder. Your favorites appear right at the top, every time. BUILT FOR PRECISION Choose automatic smart formatting or set manual decimal precision from 0 to 10 places. Locale-aware number formatting respects your region's separators and conventions. DESIGNED FOR YOU • Dark mode with rich color themes • Comfortable or compact view styles • Show or hide any unit you don't need • Quick-copy any value with a swipe • Custom numeric keyboard (iOS) • Available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac Whether you're a chef, jeweler, engineer, athlete, or just need to convert your luggage weight before a flight — this is the weight converter for you. - - - - - If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out at scott@scottdesapio.com. - - - - - Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/