Bitrate Converter

Hardware vendors quote Gbps, FFmpeg flags expect bps, OBS and YouTube documentation use kbps and Mbps, and ISP marketing is always in Mbps — every step of a video delivery pipeline picks a different unit, and misreading by a factor of 1,000× or 8× is the single most common bitrate mistake in creator workflows. Setting an OBS live stream to 6,000 instead of 6,000,000 produces a slideshow; sizing a 1 Gbps line as if it were 1 Mbps undersells the connection by a thousand. Doing the conversion in your head every time leaks attention from the actual creative work.

This converter is intentionally bare-minimum so it stays fast and unambiguous: one input, four simultaneous outputs in the decimal SI convention (1 kbps = 1,000 bps) that encoders and ISPs actually use, with a copy button on every result so you can paste straight into your tool of choice without retyping. Pair it with the Video Bitrate Calculator when you need a target Mbps for a specific resolution and codec, and the Video File Size Calculator when you need to size the resulting file against an upload cap.