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Freight & Storage Volume Verified Engineering Math Updated 2026 Standards

Cubic Feet Calculator — Volume of Boxes, Drums & More

Calculate exact cubic feet, liquid gallons, liters, and freight storage volume for shipping boxes, storage units, aquariums, and refrigerators.

Determining shipping box dimensions, moving truck capacity, aquarium volume, or refrigerator internal space? Cubic feet searches center around storage, packaging, freight, and liquid capacity. Use our high-precision calculator with quick-fill container presets to get cubic feet, gallons, and liters instantly.

Project Inputs & Specs

Real-Time Engine
Quick-Fill Container & Appliance Presets
Length (in)
Width (in)
Height (in)
Liquid & Container Volume

Total Volume

3.00Cubic Feet (cu ft)

Equivalent to 22.4 US Gallons or 85.0 Liters

US Liquid Gallons
22.4gal
7.48 gal / cu ft
Metric Liters
85.0liters
28.32 L / cu ft
Cubic Inches
5,184cu in
1,728 cu in / cu ft
Cubic Yards
0.111cu yd
27 cu ft / cu yd
Purchasing Recommendation

3.00 Cu.Ft holds up to 22.4 Gallons of fluid or 187 lbs of pure water

Use this volume for sizing freight storage lockers, moving truck cargo bays, residential refrigeration, and aquarium filtration systems.

Cubic Feet & Liquid Capacity Formulas

Dimensions are converted into standardized feet and multiplied based on 3D geometric shape, with direct conversion to liquid capacity:

Box = L(ft) × W(ft) × H(ft) | Cylinder = π × r(ft)² × H(ft) | Liquid Gallons = Cu Ft × 7.48052

Step-by-Step Step Rule:

  1. 1Select your 3D shape (Box/Rectangular, Cylindrical Drum/Bucket, or Sphere).
  2. 2Choose your input measurement unit (Inches, Feet, Centimeters, or Meters).
  3. 3Optionally click a quick-fill preset (e.g. Medium Moving Box, 5-Gal Bucket, Refrigerator).
  4. 4View both spatial cubic feet and liquid holding capacity in US gallons and liters.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

To calculate cubic feet from dimensions in inches: multiply Length(inches) × Width(inches) × Height(inches) to get total cubic inches, then divide by 1,728 (since 12" × 12" × 12" = 1,728 cubic inches in one cubic foot).
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