Gigabits counts digital information in bytes, bits, or other storage grains. Data units help you compare file sizes, bandwidth, and storage capacity.
Gigabits to Megabits
A carrier promises 3 gigabits per second; how many megabits is the link rated for?
Quick conversion chart
Gigabits to Megabits conversions for reference values.
Converting 0.1 Gigabits into Megabits equals 100 Megabits.
Converting 0.5 Gigabits into Megabits equals 500 Megabits.
Converting 1 Gigabits into Megabits equals 1000 Megabits.
Converting 2 Gigabits into Megabits equals 2000 Megabits.
Converting 5 Gigabits into Megabits equals 5000 Megabits.
Converting 10 Gigabits into Megabits equals 10000 Megabits.
Converting 20 Gigabits into Megabits equals 20000 Megabits.
Converting 50 Gigabits into Megabits equals 50000 Megabits.
Converting 100 Gigabits into Megabits equals 100000 Megabits.
How to convert Gigabits to Megabits
1 Gigabits = 1000 Megabits
1 Megabits = 0.001 Gigabits
Example: convert 15 Gigabits to Megabits
15 × 1000 = 15000 Megabits
Unit definitions
Megabits counts digital information in bytes, bits, or other storage grains. Data units help you compare file sizes, bandwidth, and storage capacity.
How to convert Gigabits to Megabits
The conversion between gigabits and megabits uses a fixed multiplication factor. One gigabit equals 1000 megabits.
To convert, multiply the value in gigabits by 1000. To convert in the opposite direction, divide by 1000.