Megabyte to Kilobyte Converter

Megabyte to Kilobyte Converter

1 MB = 1,024 KB — convert instantly with formula and table.

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Quick answer: one megabyte equals 1,024 kilobytes. So to convert megabytes to kilobytes, multiply by 1,024.

How to convert megabytes to kilobytes

kilobytes = megabytes × 1,024

The megabyte (1,024 KB) is the scale of photos and songs: a smartphone photo runs 2–5 MB, an MP3 about 1 MB per minute.

The kilobyte here follows the binary convention of 1,024 bytes used by operating systems — a page of plain text is a few kilobytes.

Megabyte to Kilobyte conversion table

Megabyte (MB)Kilobyte (KB)
0.01 MB10.24 KB
0.1 MB102.4 KB
0.25 MB256 KB
0.4 MB409.6 KB
0.75 MB768 KB
1.25 MB1,280 KB
1.75 MB1,792 KB
2.5 MB2,560 KB
3.5 MB3,584 KB
4.5 MB4,608 KB
6 MB6,144 KB
8 MB8,192 KB
10 MB10,240 KB
12 MB12,288 KB
14 MB14,336 KB
16 MB16,384 KB
18 MB18,432 KB
20 MB20,480 KB
24 MB24,576 KB
26 MB26,624 KB
30 MB30,720 KB
35 MB35,840 KB
45 MB46,080 KB
55 MB56,320 KB
65 MB66,560 KB
75 MB76,800 KB
85 MB87,040 KB
95 MB97,280 KB
110 MB112,640 KB
125 MB128,000 KB
175 MB179,200 KB
250 MB256,000 KB
350 MB358,400 KB
450 MB460,800 KB
600 MB614,400 KB
750 MB768,000 KB
900 MB921,600 KB
1,500 MB1,536,000 KB
2,500 MB2,560,000 KB
10,000 MB10,240,000 KB

Need the opposite direction? Use the Kilobyte to Megabyte converter, or read our complete guide to data storage conversions for every formula in one place.

Frequently asked questions

How many kilobytes are in one megabyte?

One megabyte equals 1,024 kilobytes. Multiply any megabyte value by 1,024 to get kilobytes.

What is 10 megabytes in kilobytes?

10 megabytes equal 10,240 kilobytes (10 × 1,024).

Is the megabyte to kilobyte conversion exact?

The conversion factor used here (1,024) is based on the internationally agreed definitions of both units, so results are exact up to rounding of the final decimal places.

Is my data stored when I use this converter?

No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser with JavaScript — nothing you type is sent to a server, logged or stored.