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Cake pan conversion chart

Multiply every ingredient by the number in the last column. Both pans are filled to the same depth. The first table is the 12 swaps bakers ask about most.

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Conversions

Recipe panYour panMultiply byAbout
8" round9" round1.271 1/4
9" round8" round0.793/4
8" round10" round1.561 1/2
9" round10" round1.231 1/4
8" round8" square1.271 1/4
9" round9" square1.271 1/4
8" square9 x 13" rectangle1.831 7/8
9 x 13" rectangle9" square0.692/3
9 x 13" rectangle8" round (2 pans)0.867/8
8" round (2 pans)9 x 13" rectangle1.161 1/8
9 x 13" rectangle12 cup bundt or tube0.743/4
9 x 5" loaf8 x 4" loaf0.713/4

Pan sizes

PanAreaCapacity
6" round28.3 sq in3.9 cups
8" round50.3 sq in7 cups
9" round63.6 sq in8.8 cups
10" round78.5 sq in10.9 cups
8" square64 sq in8.9 cups
9" square81 sq in11.2 cups
9 x 13" rectangle117 sq in16.2 cups
9 x 5" loaf45 sq in8.6 cups
8 x 4" loaf32 sq in6.1 cups
12 cup bundt or tuben/a12 cups

Capacity assumes the pan is filled 2 inches deep (loaf pans 2 3/4 inches). Bundt pans use the capacity printed on the pan. Fill any pan no more than two thirds full.

Source: Cake Pan Converter, bingemind.com/cake-pan-converter. Numbers come from area times depth, then the new volume divided by the old one.

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