MM to Inches Conversion Chart

Generate and print custom millimeters to inches conversion charts. Choose your preferred range, precision, and format for quick reference.

Chart Settings

Include fractional inches

Chart Preview: 0mm to 100mm, step 2mm • 51 rows

Chart Preview

Quick MM Conversion Links

Jump to popular millimeter values with dedicated conversion pages.

Inches to MM Chart
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Customizable Ranges

Generate charts for any range from 0.1mm to 5000mm. Perfect for specific project needs.

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Adjustable Precision

Choose decimal precision (2-6 places) and fractional formats (1/8", 1/16", 1/32") for your needs.

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Print Ready

Optimized for printing. Clean layout perfect for workshop walls, toolboxes, or quick reference.

Common Use Cases

🔧 Workshop & Manufacturing

Keep a printed chart on your workshop wall for quick reference when working with metric and imperial measurements.

📐 Engineering & Design

Generate precise conversion tables for technical drawings and specifications with high decimal accuracy.

🎓 Education & Training

Print charts for classroom use to help students learn metric and imperial unit conversions.

🛠️ Home Projects

Keep handy reference tables for DIY projects, furniture assembly, and home improvements.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I print the conversion chart?

Click the "Print Chart" button after generating your custom chart. This will open a print-optimized view. You can also use your browser's print function (Ctrl+P or Cmd+P).

What's the difference between decimal and fractional formats?

Decimal format shows inches as decimal numbers (e.g., 0.3937"), while fractional format shows common fractions (e.g., 3/8"). Use decimal for precise measurements and fractions for woodworking or traditional measurements.

What range should I use?

For general workshop use, 0-100mm or 0-300mm is common. For smaller precision work, use 0-50mm. For larger projects, consider 0-1000mm or custom ranges based on your needs.

Can I download the chart as PDF?

Yes! When you click "Print Chart", you can select "Save as PDF" in your print dialog to save the chart as a PDF file for later use or sharing.

Need Quick Conversions?

Use our interactive converter for instant conversions without creating a full chart.

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