Pint
A pint (pt) is a commonly used US customary unit of volume for beverages and everyday liquids. One US pint equals 2 cups or 16 fluid ounces, making it a practical size for drinks, meal prep, and smaller food packaging. Pints are widely used in grocery stores, especially for items like ice cream, juice, and milk.
Because the pint is tied to the US measurement system, converting to metric units such as milliliters or liters can be less intuitive. A converter helps ensure quick and accurate results — especially when following international recipes or comparing product sizes from different regions.
Fluid Ounce
A fluid ounce (fl oz) is a common US customary unit of volume used to measure liquids such as beverages, cooking ingredients, and personal care products. One US fluid ounce equals 1/8 of a cup or about 29.57 milliliters. You’ll often find this unit printed on drink bottles, medicine labels, and kitchen tools where precise small measurements are needed.
Because the fluid ounce is commonly used in the United States while many other countries rely on the metric system, converting fluid ounces to milliliters, cups, or liters is a frequent need. A converter helps provide quick, accurate results that make cooking and product comparisons easier.