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Tablespoons to Millilitres Converter

Type a number to convert tablespoons to millilitres. The result updates as you type, and you can swap the units to convert back.

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The formula

millilitres = tablespoons x 14.787

How to convert tablespoons to millilitres

To convert tablespoons to millilitres, multiply by 14.787. One tablespoon equals 14.787 millilitres, and one millilitre equals 0.06763 tablespoons.

A worked example

12 tablespoons is 177.44 millilitres.

Quick conversion table

TablespoonsMillilitres
0.5 tbsp7.3934 ml
1 tbsp14.787 ml
1.5 tbsp22.18 ml
2 tbsp29.574 ml
3 tbsp44.36 ml
4 tbsp59.147 ml
5 tbsp73.934 ml
6 tbsp88.721 ml
8 tbsp118.29 ml
10 tbsp147.87 ml
12 tbsp177.44 ml
16 tbsp236.59 ml

And the other way: millilitres to tablespoons

MillilitresTablespoons
5 ml0.33814 tbsp
10 ml0.67628 tbsp
15 ml1.0144 tbsp
30 ml2.0288 tbsp
50 ml3.3814 tbsp
100 ml6.7628 tbsp
150 ml10.144 tbsp
200 ml13.526 tbsp
250 ml16.907 tbsp
330 ml22.317 tbsp
500 ml33.814 tbsp
750 ml50.721 tbsp
1,000 ml67.628 tbsp

When you will need it

Recipes written in the US or UK use tablespoons, while measuring jugs and many cookbooks elsewhere use millilitres.

A US tablespoon is about 14.8 ml. Many cooks round to 15 ml.

Tablespoons to Millilitres Converter: frequently asked questions

How many millilitres are in one tablespoon?

One tablespoon is 14.787 millilitres.

How many tablespoons are in one millilitre?

One millilitre is 0.06763 tablespoons.

Is this tablespoons to millilitres conversion exact?

The factor is exact where the units are defined that way, and we show the result rounded for readability.

How exact is the conversion?

It uses the internationally agreed definitions, and rounds only the number you see.

Is what I enter in this converter saved or sent anywhere?

No. The calculation runs in your browser, so what you enter is not sent to our servers. We only count, anonymously, whether a tool ran successfully.

Is this converter free to use?

Yes. It is free, needs no sign-up and has no usage limit.

Last reviewed: October 3, 2026