About bits and terabytes
A bit is the smallest unit of digital data. It holds a single value, either 0 or 1. The word is short for binary digit.
A terabyte (TB) is 1,024 gigabytes in this converter. It is the usual size unit for large hard drives and cloud storage.
How the conversion works
Converts bits to terabytes, and back again. Type a value in either box and the other one updates as you type. The conversion uses 1 bit = 0.000000000000113687 terabytes.
Bit to Terabyte conversion table
| bits | terabytes |
|---|---|
| 1 bit | 0.000000000000113687 terabytes |
| 2 bits | 0.000000000000227374 terabytes |
| 5 bits | 0.000000000000568434 terabytes |
| 10 bits | 0.00000000000113687 terabytes |
| 25 bits | 0.00000000000284217 terabytes |
| 50 bits | 0.00000000000568434 terabytes |
| 100 bits | 0.0000000000113687 terabytes |
| 1,000 bits | 0.000000000113687 terabytes |
How to use it
- Enter a value in bits to see it in terabytes, or type in the other box to convert the opposite way.
- Check the quick conversion table below for common values.
- To convert by hand, multiply the number of bits by 0.000000000000113687.
Did you know?
- Internet speeds are usually quoted in bits per second, while file sizes are quoted in bytes.
- Consumer hard drives and SSDs are commonly sold in sizes of 1 terabyte and more.