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Liter to Gallon Converter (L to gal)

Convert Liter (L) to Gallon (gal) instantly. Enter any value and get the result immediately.

L → gal Converter

Liter to Gallon Conversion Table

Liter (L)Gallon (gal)
0.1 L0.02641721 gal
0.5 L0.13208603 gal
1 L0.26417205 gal
2 L0.5283441 gal
5 L1.32086026 gal
10 L2.64172052 gal
20 L5.28344105 gal
50 L13.20860262 gal
100 L26.41720524 gal
200 L52.83441047 gal
500 L132.08602618 gal
1000 L264.17205236 gal
5000 L1320.86026179 gal
10000 L2641.72052358 gal

How to Convert Liter to Gallon

Formula: Gallon = Liter × 0.26417205

Example: 1 L = 0.26417205 gal

You can also use the interactive converter above. Simply enter any Liter value and the equivalent Gallon value will appear instantly. Click the ⇄ button to reverse the conversion.

A little context on Liter and Gallon helps this conversion stick, along with some frequently asked questions below.

Step-by-step example — Convert 2 L to gal:

Step 1: 2 × 0.2641721769 = 0.5283443537 gal

What is Liter and Gallon?

A Liter (L) is the standard metric volume unit, used worldwide for beverages, fuel and everyday liquid measures.

A Gallon (gal) is a US customary volume unit, equal to about 3.785 liters, used for fuel and large liquid measures.

Real World Uses of Liter to Gallon Conversion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the formula to convert Liter to Gallon?

The formula is: Gallon = Liter x 0.26417205. Multiply any Liter value by 0.26417205 to get the equivalent in Gallon.

What is 1 Liter in Gallon?

1 L = 0.26417205 gal.

How many Liter are in 1 Gallon?

1 gal = 3.78541181779072 L.

Is Liter bigger or smaller than Gallon?

Liter is smaller than Gallon. 1 Gallon = 3.78541181779072 L.

What is 5 L in gal?

5 L = 1.320860884 gal.

What is 5 gal in L?

5 gal = 18.92705 L.

Why does the US use gallons instead of liters?

The US never fully adopted the metric system for everyday use, so gallons, quarts and cups remain standard for cooking and fuel, while liters mainly appear on soda bottles and lab equipment.