convert recipes between round, square and rectangular cake tins, calculate how much to increase or decrease ingredients, and see a scaled ingredient list.

For example, changing from a 20 cm round cake tin to a 23 cm round tin requires approximately 32% more cake mixture, assuming the same cake depth.

The calculator will also support centimetres and inches, with a reminder that baking times may need adjusting.

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Cake Tin Size Converter

Resize your cake recipe for a different baking tin

1. Original recipe tin

2. New cake tin

For round tins, enter the diameter. For square tins, enter one side. For rectangular tins, enter width and length. Optional batter depths must use the units selected for their respective tins.

3. Scale your ingredients

Enter the quantities from your original recipe. Results update when you calculate.

Baking guidance: This converter compares tin surface areas and, if both batter depths are supplied, batter volumes. It assumes similar filling levels. Baking times do not scale directly with ingredient quantities. Check the cake as appropriate, use a skewer test and follow your recipe. Very deep cakes, unusual tins and delicate recipes may require additional adjustments. Egg quantities may be fractional; weighing beaten egg is more accurate.