Recipe Ingredient Scaler
Scale an ingredient from the original servings to your target servings. Keep the same unit and use the multiplier for the rest of the recipe.
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Result
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The unit stays unchanged: grams remain grams. This scales quantities, not cooking time, temperature, pan geometry or food safety. Seasoning may need adjustment.
How this calculation works
Recipe Ingredient Scaler
Scale an ingredient from the original servings to your target servings. Keep the same unit and use the multiplier for the rest of the recipe.
Units and limits
The unit stays unchanged: grams remain grams. This scales quantities, not cooking time, temperature, pan geometry or food safety. Seasoning may need adjustment.
Formulas
- Calculation
- new amount = ingredient × target servings / original servings
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- Choose the operation when available and enter your own values in the labelled fields.
- Check the units and the limits explained below before interpreting the answer.
- Read the result and its details. Copy it or download a result card; no account is required.
Examples
Worked example
200 g for four servings becomes 500 g for ten servings, a 2.5× multiplier.
Another case
Three cups for six servings becomes one cup for two servings.
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Questions
What does this tool calculate?
Scale an ingredient from the original servings to your target servings. Keep the same unit and use the multiplier for the rest of the recipe.
Which inputs and units should I use?
The unit stays unchanged: grams remain grams. This scales quantities, not cooking time, temperature, pan geometry or food safety. Seasoning may need adjustment.
Can I check a worked example?
200 g for four servings becomes 500 g for ten servings, a 2.5× multiplier.
Are my input values uploaded or stored?
No. The calculation runs in this browser. Typed values are not sent to analytics, placed in the page URL or saved by the calculator. Copying or downloading is an action you choose.
Do I need an account or a paid plan?
No. The calculation, example, result copy and result card are available without registration. VISU services are an optional next step.