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Convert Mebibytes to Kibibytes

1 mebibyte is 1,024 KiB. One mebibyte is exactly 1024 kibibytes.

One mebibyte is 1024 kibibytes. To convert mebibytes to kibibytes, multiply by 1024; to go the other way, divide by 1024 or multiply by 9.7656 × 10^-4. The factor is exact rather than rounded: it follows from IEC 80000-13. Exactly 1,048,576 bytes.

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Kibibytes
1,024 KiB
Mebibytes × 1024
value * 10241,024 KiB

1 mebibyte in every data unit

UnitValueExact factor
bytes1,048,576 B× 1,048,576
kilobytes1,048.576 kB× 1,048.576
megabytes1.048576 MB× 1.048576
gigabytes0.001048576 GB× 0.001048576
terabytes0.000001048576 TB× 0.000001048576
kibibytes1,024 KiB× 1,024
mebibytes (as entered)1 MiB
gibibytes0.0009765625 GiB× 0.0009765625

Factors are entered by hand from IEC 80000-13 rather than derived from a units library, so the ones that terminate are exact rather than rounded.

How do you convert mebibytes to kibibytes?

  1. 1.Take the measurement in mebibytes.
  2. 2.Multiply by 1024 — that is how many kibibytes fit in one mebibyte.
  3. 3.To go back the other way, divide by 1024, or multiply by 9.7656 × 10^-4.

Mebibytes to kibibytes conversion table

MebibytesKibibytes
1 MiB1,024 KiB
2 MiB2,048 KiB
3 MiB3,072 KiB
4 MiB4,096 KiB
5 MiB5,120 KiB
6 MiB6,144 KiB
7 MiB7,168 KiB
8 MiB8,192 KiB
9 MiB9,216 KiB
10 MiB10,240 KiB
12 MiB12,288 KiB
15 MiB15,360 KiB
20 MiB20,480 KiB
25 MiB25,600 KiB
50 MiB51,200 KiB
100 MiB102,400 KiB

What are mebibytes and kibibytes?

Mebibyte (MiB)
Exactly 1,048,576 bytes. About 4.9% larger than a megabyte, and the unit most operating systems display while labelling it MB.
Kibibyte (KiB)
Exactly 1,024 bytes — two to the tenth. The binary prefix, standardised by IEC in 1998 precisely to end the argument about what a kilobyte means.

Source: IEC 80000-13 — binary prefixes for information quantities

Questions people actually ask

How many kibibytes are in a mebibyte?
1024. Exactly 1,024 bytes — two to the tenth. The binary prefix, standardised by IEC in 1998 precisely to end the argument about what a kilobyte means.
How do I convert kibibytes back to mebibytes?
Divide by 1024, or multiply by 9.7656 × 10^-4 — they are the same operation.

Other data conversions

Kibibytes to mebibytes — the same conversion the other way.