Convert a price per kg to the price per gram, or back, and see the price per 100 g and the cost of any quantity in grams or kilograms.

Works the same for any currency (₹, €, £); only the symbol shown is $.

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Conversion Formula

Price per Gram = Price per Kilogram / 1000

Price per Kilogram = Price per Gram x 1000

  • “Price per Gram” is the cost per gram
  • “Price per Kilogram” is the cost per kilogram
  • One kilogram equals exactly 1,000 grams
Price per Kilogram to Price per Gram Conversion Table (1 $/kg = 0.001 $/g)
Price per Kilogram ($/kg) Price per Gram ($/g)
10.001
50.005
80.008
100.010
120.012
150.015
180.018
200.020
220.022
250.025
300.030
350.035
400.040
450.045
500.050
600.060
750.075
800.080
900.090
1000.100
1200.120
2500.250
5000.500
10001.000
50005.000
*Conversion: $/g = $/kg / 1000. Reverse: $/kg = $/g x 1000.

Illustrative Conversion Examples ($/g)

The table below uses hypothetical dollar quotes to demonstrate conversion across a range of magnitudes. These are arithmetic examples, not current or historical market-price estimates.

Hypothetical Unit Prices and Conversions
Commodity Example price/kg Converted price/g Industry
Table salt$0.50$0.0005Food
Sugar (granulated)$0.80$0.0008Food
Arabica coffee (wholesale)$7$0.007Food
Cinnamon$8$0.008Spice
Ground black pepper$20$0.020Spice
Cardamom$60$0.060Spice
Vanilla beans$250$0.250Flavoring
Black truffle$500$0.50Food (luxury)
Silver (illustrative)$1,030$1.03Precious metal
White truffle$5,000$5.00Food (luxury)
Saffron, Grade 1 (retail)$7,000$7.00Spice
Platinum (illustrative)$31,500$31.50Precious metal
Gold (illustrative)$164,000$164.00Precious metal
*All quotes in this table are hypothetical examples. The conversion divides each example price/kg by 1,000; it does not predict a market or retail price.

Unit Conversion and Retail Quotes

Dividing a kilogram price by 1,000 expresses the same unit price per gram. It does not estimate a retail markup. Packaging, services, shipping, taxes and quantity discounts can affect actual quotes, so compare current offers for the same product, quality and quantity. No fixed retail-premium percentage is assumed by this calculator.

Who Uses This Conversion

Three industries rely on this conversion most frequently. Precious metals dealers quote wholesale in kilograms but sell retail in grams. Specialty food importers receive commodity invoices priced per kilogram and must convert to per-gram retail pricing. Pharmaceutical and supplement manufacturers cost raw active ingredients in $/kg for procurement but calculate per-dose cost at the milligram level, making the intermediate gram price a key checkpoint. In each case the formula is the same: divide the kilogram price by 1,000.

Conversion Examples

Hypothetical quote of $20/kg: $20 / 1000 = $0.020 per gram

Hypothetical quote of $3,000/kg: $3,000 / 1000 = $3.00 per gram

Hypothetical quote of $164,000/kg: $164,000 / 1000 = $164.00 per gram

Reverse hypothetical quote of $1.03/g: $1.03 x 1000 = $1,030 per kilogram