Recipe Scaler
Multiply, change servings or hit a weight.
Multiply by
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Scale factor
Example valuesEnter quantities to see them scaled
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How this is calculated
Every quantity is multiplied by the same factor and shown in its own unit (promoted when it gets large: 1000 g → 1 kg, 3 tsp → 1 tbsp).
Multiply: k = chip · Servings: k = M ÷ N · Target: k = target ÷ Σ weighed grams · scaled = qty × k
Volume rows count toward the target total when the ingredient is in our density table; counts (eggs, pinches) never do.
Do leaveners scale linearly?
Mostly. When tripling or more, many bakers use 10–20% less baking powder, soda or yeast. The scaler shows a hint but doesn’t change the maths.
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