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Kilogram to Stone Converter (kg to st)

Convert Kilogram (kg) to Stone (st) instantly. Enter any value and get the result immediately.

kg → st Converter

Kilogram to Stone Conversion Table

Kilogram (kg)Stone (st)
0.1 kg0.0157473 st
0.5 kg0.07873652 st
1 kg0.15747304 st
2 kg0.31494609 st
5 kg0.78736522 st
10 kg1.57473044 st
20 kg3.14946089 st
50 kg7.87365222 st
100 kg15.74730444 st
200 kg31.49460888 st
500 kg78.73652221 st
1000 kg157.47304442 st
5000 kg787.36522209 st
10000 kg1574.73044418 st

How to Convert Kilogram to Stone

Formula: Stone = Kilogram × 0.15747304

Example: 1 kg = 0.15747304 st

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

Beyond the calculator above, it helps to understand what these two units actually represent and where you will run into them in everyday life.

Step-by-step example — Convert 5 kg to st:

Step 1: 5 × 0.1574730444 = 0.7873652221 st

What is Kilogram and Stone?

A Kilogram (kg) is the SI base unit of mass, defined via the Planck constant. It is the standard everyday mass unit almost everywhere outside the US.

A Stone (st) equals 14 pounds and is a traditional unit still used for body weight in the UK and Ireland.

Real World Uses of Kilogram to Stone Conversion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the formula to convert Kilogram to Stone?

The formula is: Stone = Kilogram x 0.15747304. Multiply any Kilogram value by 0.15747304 to get the equivalent in Stone.

What is 1 Kilogram in Stone?

1 kg = 0.15747304 st.

How many Kilogram are in 1 Stone?

1 st = 6.35029336 kg.

Is Kilogram bigger or smaller than Stone?

Kilogram is smaller than Stone. 1 Stone = 6.35029336 kg.

What is 70 kg in st?

70 kg = 11.02311311 st.

What is 5 st in kg?

5 st = 31.7514659 kg.

What is a kilogram based on?

Since 2019, the kilogram has been defined using the Planck constant, a fixed value in physics, replacing the platinum-iridium cylinder once kept in France as the physical standard.