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Butter Conversion Chart: Cups, Grams, Sticks & More

Modified: Jan 20, 2026 · Published: Feb 1, 2023 by Irina Totterman · This post may contain affiliate links · 4 Comments

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Here is my handy butter conversion chart, which easily converts between sticks, cups, tablespoons, teaspoons, and weight units, including ounces, pounds, and grams. Download it for FREE to refer to while baking.

Note: salted and unsalted butter have no difference in butter measurements and conversions.

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  • Butter conversion chart
  • Butter sticks to U.S. cups, tbsp, and tsp
  • How many ounces are in a stick of butter
  • Butter by cups
  • From cups of butter to ounces, pounds, and grams
  • Butter by tablespoons
  • Tablespoons of butter in grams and ounces
  • From grams of butter to tablespoons
  • Butter conversion chart printable
  • Related conversions
  • Comments

Butter conversion chart

SticksCupsBlockTablespoonsTeaspoonsOuncesPoundsGrams
¼⅛ c1/162 tbsp6 tsp1 oz0.06 lb28 g
½¼ c⅛4 tbsp12 tsp2 oz0.13 lb57 g
⅔⅓ c⅙5 tablespoon + 1 tsp16 tsp2 ⅔ oz0.17 lb76 g
1½ c¼8 tbsp24 tsp4 oz0.25 lb113 g
1 ⅓⅔ c⅓10 tablespoon + 2 tsp32 tsp5 ⅓ oz0.33 lb151 g
1 ½¾ c12 tbsp36 tsp6 oz0.38 lb170 g
21 c½16 tbsp48 tsp8 oz0.5 lb227 g
2 ½1 ¼ c20 tbsp60 tsp10 oz0.63 lb284 g
31 ½ c24 tbsp72 tsp12 oz0.75 lb341 g
3 ½1 ¾ c28 tbsp84 tsp14 oz0.88 lb398 g
42 c132 tbsp96 tsp16 oz1 lb454 g
Stick of butter measurement conversion chart

Butter sticks to U.S. cups, tbsp, and tsp

Here is a helpful table if you are looking for butter stick measurements and how to convert butter sticks to cups, tablespoons, and teaspoons.

1 stick of butter equals ½ cup, or 8 tablespoons, or 4 ounces, or a quarter of a pound, or 113 grams.

Butter in sticksCupsTablespoonsTeaspoons
¼ stick⅛ cup2 tbsp6 tsp
½ stick¼ cup4 tbsp12 tsp
⅔ sticks⅓ cup5 tablespoon + 1 tsp16 tsp
1 stick½ cup8 tbsp24 tsp
1 ⅓ sticks⅔ cup10 tablespoon + 2 tsp32 tsp
1 ½ sticks¾ cup12 tbsp36 tsp
2 sticks1 cup16 tbsp48 tsp
2 ½ sticks1 ¼ cups20 tbsp60 tsp
3 sticks1 ½ cups24 tbsp72 tsp
3 ½ sticks1 ¾ cups28 tbsp84 tsp
4 sticks2 cups32 tbsp96 tsp
Sticks butter to cups, tablespoons, teaspoons conversion chart

How many ounces are in a stick of butter

Here is a helpful table to convert butter sticks to weight measurements, including ounces, pounds, and grams.

Butter in sticksOuncesPoundsGrams
¼ stick1 oz0.06 lb28 g
½ stick2 oz0.13 lb57 g
⅔ sticks2 ⅔ oz0.17 lb76 g
1 stick4 oz0.25 lb113 g
1 ⅓ sticks5 ⅓ oz0.33 lb151 g
1 ½ sticks6 oz0.38 lb170 g
2 sticks8 oz0.5 lb227 g
2 ½ sticks10 oz0.63 lb284 g
3 sticks12 oz0.75 lb341 g
3 ½ sticks14 oz0.88 lb398 g
4 sticks16 oz1 lb454 g
Sticks butter to ounces, pounds, grams conversion chart

Butter by cups

Check out this quick conversion chart to convert cups of butter to sticks, blocks, tablespoons, and teaspoons.

  • 1 block of butter is 2 cups or 4 butter sticks
  • 1 cup of butter is 16 tablespoons or 48 teaspoons
  • 1 cup of butter equals 2 sticks, or 16 tablespoons, or 8 ounces, or 0.5 pounds, or 227 grams.
Butter by cupsTablespoonsTeaspoonsSticksBlocks
⅛ cup2 tbsp6 tsp¼ stick1/16 block
¼ cup4 tbsp12 tsp½ stick⅛ block
⅓ cup5 tablespoon + 1 tsp16 tsp⅔ sticks⅙ block
½ cup8 tbsp24 tsp1 stick¼ block
⅔ cup10 tablespoon + 2 tsp32 tsp1 ⅓ sticks⅓ block
¾ cup12 tbsp36 tsp1 ½ sticks½ block
1 cup16 tbsp48 tsp2 sticks
1 ¼ cups20 tbsp60 tsp2 ½ sticks
1 ½ cups24 tbsp72 tsp3 sticks
1 ¾ cups28 tbsp84 tsp3 ½ sticks
2 cups32 tbsp96 tsp4 sticks1 block
Cups to sticks, blocks, tbsp, and teaspoon butter conversion chart

From cups of butter to ounces, pounds, and grams

Those accustomed to measuring recipe ingredients by weight will appreciate this handy conversion chart, specifically designed for butter weight conversions: from cups of butter to ounces, pounds, and grams.

Butter by cupsOuncesPoundsGrams
⅛ cup1 oz0.06 lb28 g
¼ cup2 oz0.13 lb57 g
⅓ cup2 ⅔ oz0.17 lb76 g
½ cup4 oz0.25 lb113 g
⅔ cup5 ⅓ oz0.33 lb151 g
¾ cup6 oz0.38 lb170 g
1 cup8 oz0.5 lb227 g
1 ¼ cups10 oz0.63 lb284 g
1 ½ cups12 oz0.75 lb341 g
1 ¾ cups14 oz0.88 lb398 g
2 cups16 oz1 lb454 g
Cups to ounces, pounds, grams butter conversion chart

Butter by tablespoons

Knowing the conversions from tablespoons to sticks and cups of butter can be a rarity, but it may come in handy in some cases.

1 tablespoon of butter equals 0.12 sticks, or 0.063 cups, or 14.18 grams, or 0.5 ounces, or 3 teaspoons.

Note: Conversions with * are approximate.

Butter by TablespoonsSticksCups
1 tbsp⅛ stick1/16 cup
2 tbsp¼ stick⅛ cup
3 tbsp⅓ stick + 1 teaspoon*⅕ cup
4 tbsp½ stick¼ cup
5 tbsp½ stick + 1 tbsp*⅓ cup*
6 tbsp¾ stick⅓ cup + 2 ½ tsp*
7 tbsp¾ stick + 1 tbsp*⅓ cup + ¾ tbsp*
8 tbsp1 stick½ cup
9 tbsp1 stick + 1 tbsp*½ cup + 1 tbsp*
10 tbsp1 ¼ sticks⅔ cup*
12 tbsp1 ½ sticks¾ cup
14 tbsp1 ¾ sticks¾ cup + 2 tbsp*
16 tbsp2 sticks1 cup
Tablespoons to sticks and cups butter conversion chart

Tablespoons of butter in grams and ounces

Check out this handy conversion table to convert butter tablespoon to grams and ounces.

Butter by TablespoonsGramsOunces
1 tbsp14 g0.5 oz
2 tbsp28 g1 oz
3 tbsp43 g1 ½ oz
4 tbsp57 g2 oz
5 tbsp71 g2 ½ oz
6 tbsp85 g3 oz
7 tbsp99 g3 ½ oz
8 tbsp113 g4 oz
9 tbsp128 g4 ½ oz
10 tbsp142 g5 oz
12 tbsp170 g6 oz
14 tbsp199 g7 oz
16 tbsp8 oz
Tablespoons to ounces, grams butter conversion chart

From grams of butter to tablespoons

1 tablespoon of butter equals 14.18 grams. For a precise butter conversion, divide the number of grams in the recipe by 14.18 to get the number of tablespoons.

1 teaspoon of butter equals 4.73 grams. To convert grams to teaspoons, divide the number of grams by 4.73.

GramsTablespoonsTeaspoons
5 g0.4 tbsp1.1 tsp
10 g0.7 tbsp2.1 tsp
15 g1.1 tbsp3.2 tsp
20 g1.4 tbsp4.2 tsp
25 g1.8 tbsp5.3 tsp
30 g2.1 tbsp6.3 tsp
35 g2.5 tbsp7.4 tsp
40 g2.8 tbsp8.5 tsp
45 g3.2 tbsp9.5 tsp
50 g3.5 tbsp10.6 tsp
60 g4.2 tbsp12.7 tsp
70 g4.9 tbsp14.8 tsp
80 g5.6 tbsp16.9 tsp
90 g6.3 tbsp19 tsp
100 g7.1 tbsp21.2 tsp
Grams to tablespoons, teaspoons butter conversions

Butter conversion chart printable

It's time to download and print the Butter Conversion Chart in PDF format.

Use the chart while cooking or baking. Laminate it with a thermal laminator, and put it inside your kitchen cabinet, on the side of the fridge, or in your favorite recipe binder.

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About Irina Totterman

I'm Irina, an experienced home baker with over 30 years of expertise and the blogger behind Baking Like a Chef (since 2018), where I share baking recipes, tips, and tricks. My recipes have been featured in the renowned French Chef Simon and Le Journal des Femmes.

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  1. Carla Cay Krull says

    July 09, 2025 at 10:46 am

    I’m not able to download your charts.

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    • Irina Totterman says

      July 09, 2025 at 10:54 am

      Hello Carla, Please scroll down the article until you reach the "Butter conversion chart printable" section. Then, just click the link to download it. Let me know if you have any trouble.

      Reply
  2. CJ says

    October 23, 2025 at 10:47 am

    HELLO THERE COULD YOU KINDLY TELL ME HOW TO MEASURE 100g melted BUTTER TO CUPS. THANK YOU

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    • Irina Totterman says

      October 28, 2025 at 3:01 pm

      100 grams of melted butter is approximately 7 tablespoons, or about 0.44 cups (just under ½ cup).

      Reply

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