🥖 Baker's Toolkit

Free baking calculators, no fluff

Every tool here runs instantly in your browser. No signup, no popups, no 30-paragraph life story before the recipe. Just the math bakers actually need.

Bread & sourdough

Sourdough Hydration Calculator

Your true dough hydration including the starter, or the water needed to hit a target.

Baker's Percentage Calculator

Convert a formula to baker's percentages, or percentages into gram weights.

Pizza Dough Calculator

Flour, water, salt, oil and yeast for any number of dough balls.

Yeast Converter

Swap active dry, instant and fresh yeast, in grams and teaspoons.

Dough Temperature Calculator

The exact water temperature to hit your desired dough temperature.

Cakes & decorating

Cake Pan Size Converter

Recipe for a 9-inch round but you have an 8×8 square? Get the exact scaling factor.

Buttercream Calculator

How much frosting to fill and cover your cake, in cups and grams.

Ganache Calculator

Chocolate-to-cream ratios for glaze, frosting or firm truffles.

Conversions & measures

Cups to Grams Converter

Volume to weight for flour, sugar, butter and 15+ baking staples.

Butter Converter

Sticks, cups, tablespoons, grams and ounces of butter.

Oven Temperature Converter

Fahrenheit, Celsius and gas mark — plus the fan oven equivalent.

Cooking Measurement Converter

Teaspoons, tablespoons, cups, fluid ounces, millilitres and more.

Kitchen Weight Converter

Grams, ounces, pounds and kilograms in every direction.

Substitutions & scaling

Recipe Scaler

Paste a whole ingredient list and rescale it — fractions handled for you.

Egg Size Converter

Substitute small, medium, large, XL or jumbo eggs correctly.

Honey & Sugar Converter

Swap sugar, honey and maple syrup with the right liquid and temp fixes.

Simple Syrup Calculator

Sugar and water for 1:1, rich 2:1 or light syrup, in cups and grams.

Baking Soda ⇄ Baking Powder

Out of one leavener? Get the exact swap for the other.

Why these tools exist

Baking is chemistry, and chemistry is ratios. Scaling a recipe by hand, guessing what "1 cup of flour" weighs, or converting a loaf formula between pan sizes is where most home bakes quietly go wrong. Each calculator here does one job, does it accurately, and shows its work so you learn the ratio instead of just the answer.

Everything is free and always will be. If a tool saved your bake, you can — but you never have to.