Celsius to Fahrenheit Converter

Convert Celsius (°C) to Fahrenheit (°F) instantly. Type any temperature below — works both ways. Essential for following UK, European, and Australian recipes on a US oven.

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Common Oven Temperatures — Quick Reference

The temperatures you'll encounter most often in recipes, converted both ways:

°C °F US Oven Setting Common Use
150°C302°F300°FSlow cook, meringues
160°C320°F325°FCheesecake, fruit cake
170°C338°F325°FPound cake, delicate bakes
175°C347°F350°FCakes, cookies (standard)
180°C356°F350°FMost bakes — most common temp
190°C374°F375°FCookies, pastry, scones
200°C392°F400°FRoasting veg, bread rolls
220°C428°F425°FPizza, crispy potatoes, bread
230°C446°F450°FArtisan bread, max roast

Full Celsius to Fahrenheit Oven Chart

The complete reference for baking and roasting — every common oven temperature with gas mark equivalents:

Celsius (°C) Fahrenheit (°F) Gas Mark Description
100°C212°FWater boiling point
120°C248°F½Very slow / meringues
140°C284°F1Slow oven
150°C302°F2Slow / cheesecakes
160°C320°F3Moderately slow
170°C338°F3–4Moderate / pound cake
180°C356°F4Moderate / most cakes
190°C374°F5Moderately hot
200°C392°F6Hot / roasting veg
210°C410°F6–7Hot
220°C428°F7Very hot / pizza
230°C446°F8Very hot / bread
240°C464°F9Extremely hot
250°C482°F10Max / pizza oven

Fahrenheit to Celsius: US Oven Settings Converted

If your oven dial shows Fahrenheit and your recipe shows Celsius, here are the standard US settings:

Fahrenheit (°F) Exact Celsius Rounded Setting Common Use
300°F148.9°C150°CSlow cook, braise
325°F162.8°C160°CCheesecake, fruit cake
350°F176.7°C175°CMost cakes, cookies
375°F190.6°C190°CCookies, pastry
400°F204.4°C200°CRoasting, bread rolls
425°F218.3°C220°CPizza, hot roasting
450°F232.2°C230°CBread, high heat
475°F246.1°C245°CVery high / pizza oven

The Formula: How to Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit

The exact formula is: °F = (°C × 9/5) + 32

Example 1 — 180°C to F: (180 × 9/5) + 32 = 324 + 32 = 356°F

Example 2 — 200°C to F: (200 × 9/5) + 32 = 360 + 32 = 392°F

Example 3 — 220°C to F: (220 × 9/5) + 32 = 396 + 32 = 428°F

Quick Mental Shortcut

For a fast estimate: double the Celsius temperature, subtract 10%, then add 32.

Example: 180°C → 180 × 2 = 360 → minus 10% = 324 → plus 32 = 356°F. Exact.

Converting Fahrenheit Back to Celsius

Reverse formula: °C = (°F − 32) × 5/9

350°F: (350 − 32) × 5/9 = 176.7°C (written as 175°C on most ovens).

425°F: (425 − 32) × 5/9 = 218.3°C (rounded to 220°C).

450°F: (450 − 32) × 5/9 = 232.2°C (rounded to 230°C).

Fan / Convection Oven Temperatures

If your recipe specifies a conventional oven and you have a fan-assisted (convection) oven, reduce the temperature by 20°C (about 25°F). Fan ovens circulate hot air more efficiently and cook faster.

Conventional Fan / Convection Fahrenheit (Conv.)
160°C140°C320°F
180°C160°C356°F
200°C180°C392°F
220°C200°C428°F

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 180°C in Fahrenheit?

180°C equals 356°F. The most common baking temperature in European recipes — closest to 350°F on a US oven dial.

What is 200°C in Fahrenheit?

200°C equals 392°F. On a US oven, use the 400°F setting as the nearest equivalent.

What is 160°C in Fahrenheit?

160°C equals 320°F. Use 325°F on a US oven — good for cheesecakes and dense cakes that need slow, even heat.

What is 220°C in Fahrenheit?

220°C equals 428°F. Use 425°F or 450°F on a US oven — ideal for pizza, crispy roast potatoes, and artisan bread.

What is 170°C in Fahrenheit?

170°C equals 338°F. Use 325°F or 350°F on a US oven. Common for pound cakes and delicate bakes.

What is 190°C in Fahrenheit?

190°C equals 374°F. Use 375°F on a US oven — a near-direct match. Great for cookies and pastry.

What is 350°F in Celsius?

350°F equals 176.7°C, typically rounded to 175°C or 180°C in European recipes.

What is 425°F in Celsius?

425°F equals 218.3°C, rounded to 220°C. A very hot oven setting used for pizza and high-heat roasting.

What is 450°F in Celsius?

450°F equals 232.2°C, rounded to 230°C. Used for high-heat bread baking and maximum roasting.

Why do European recipes use Celsius?

The metric system — including Celsius — is standard throughout Europe, the UK, and Australia. The US is one of only three countries that still primarily uses Fahrenheit. Modern cookbooks often include both scales.

Should I reduce temperature for a fan oven?

Yes. Fan-assisted (convection) ovens circulate hot air and cook more efficiently. Reduce the stated temperature by 20°C (approximately 25°F), or follow your oven manufacturer's guidance.

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