Millimeters to Inches Converter (mm to in)

100 millimetres is 3.937008 inches. One inch is exactly 25.4 mm, so millimetres ÷ 25.4 gives inches — the conversion behind every metric bolt sold next to an imperial drill bit.

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How this conversion works

Millimetres are the language of engineering drawings, camera filters, jewellery and weather forecasts; inches still label drill bits, screws and screen sizes in the US. This converter runs both ways live, so a 6 mm bolt and a ¼-inch bit can be compared on the spot (6 mm = 0.23622 in — close to, but not exactly, a quarter inch).

The table below covers the sizes that actually come up, from 1 mm up to 100 mm in fine steps at the small end where a fraction of a millimetre matters.

The exact formula

inches = millimetres ÷ 25.4
1 inch = 25.4 mm exactly. The reverse is millimetres = inches × 25.4.

Exact constants, honest rounding. Every conversion here uses the exact international definitions printed on the page (1 inch = 2.54 cm exactly, 1 lb = 0.45359237 kg exactly). Results are rounded for display only — the working underneath is never rounded. For engineering, medical or legal work, verify against a certified instrument.

Millimeters to Inches conversion table

Millimeters (mm)Inches (in)
10.03937
20.07874
30.11811
40.15748
50.19685
60.23622
70.275591
80.314961
90.354331
100.393701
Millimeters (mm)Inches (in)
150.590551
200.787402
250.984252
301.181102
351.377953
401.574803
451.771654
501.968504
552.165354
602.362205
Millimeters (mm)Inches (in)
652.559055
702.755906
752.952756
803.149606
853.346457
903.543307
953.740157
1003.937008

Frequently asked questions

How many millimetres are in an inch?

Exactly 25.4 mm.

Is 6 mm the same as ¼ inch?

Not quite: ¼ inch is 6.35 mm. The 0.35 mm difference matters for bolts and bearings even though it looks tiny.

What is 1 mm in inches?

0.0393701 inches — about 1/25th of an inch, which is exactly what the definition says.

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