Temperature Converter

Fahrenheit is calculated as °C × 9/5 + 32, and Kelvin is calculated as °C + 273.15 — both are the standard, exact conversion formulas, not approximations.

Yes — all three fields are independently editable. Typing into any one of them instantly recalculates the other two using the appropriate inverse formula, so you can start from whichever unit you have.

Zero Kelvin is absolute zero (-273.15°C / -459.67°F), the theoretical coldest possible temperature — nothing can go below it, so the tool prevents entering a negative Kelvin value that wouldn't correspond to any real temperature.

Yes, all three fields display values rounded to 2 decimal places for readability, since temperature conversions rarely need more precision than that for everyday use.

Yes — negative temperatures convert exactly the same way as positive ones using the same linear formulas; there's nothing special-cased about the sign except the Kelvin floor at absolute zero.