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Digital Kitchen Scale

Your phone is now a kitchen scale

Whether you are following a recipe or baking a cake, knowing exact ingredient weights matters. Snap a photo of any ingredient and get its weight in grams instantly. No calibration, no batteries, no physical scale needed.

Photo your ingredient to weigh it

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How It Works

1

Take or Upload a Photo

Snap a picture of the object you want to weigh or upload one from your gallery.

2

AI Analyzes Weight

Our AI identifies the object and estimates its weight using visual analysis.

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Get Instant Results

Receive accurate weight estimation in grams, ounces, or pounds instantly.

Baking ingredients like flour, sugar and butter measured on a kitchen counter with a phone

Cup-to-Gram Weights for Common Baking Ingredients

Recipes written by volume (cups) fail across brands and countries because a "cup" of flour can vary by 20%. Weighing in grams fixes that. Use this chart to convert the ingredients you weigh most often.

Ingredient1 cup1 tablespoon1 teaspoon
All-purpose flour120 g8 g3 g
Granulated sugar200 g13 g4 g
Brown sugar (packed)213 g13 g4 g
Powdered sugar113 g7 g2 g
Butter227 g14 g5 g
Whole milk240 g15 g5 g
Honey340 g21 g7 g
Cocoa powder85 g5 g2 g
Rolled oats90 g6 g2 g
Table salt288 g18 g6 g

Weights follow King Arthur Baking ingredient standards. Sifted or scooped flour can differ by 10-15%.

Your Phone as a Kitchen Scale

Modern AI technology turns your smartphone into a handy kitchen scale. Simply photograph any ingredient on your counter and receive an instant weight estimate. It is especially useful when following international recipes that list ingredients by weight rather than volume.

Why Weight Beats Volume in Baking

Baking is a science where accurate measurements matter. A cup of flour scooped straight from the bag can weigh 145 g, while the same cup spooned and leveled weighs closer to 120 g, and that 20% swing is the difference between a tender crumb and a dense brick. Weighing ingredients in grams removes the variability that ruins recipes.

How to Read the Gram Chart

The reference table above lists the ingredients home bakers convert most: flour, both sugars, butter, milk, honey, cocoa, and more. Find your ingredient, then read across for the gram weight of a cup, tablespoon, or teaspoon. For anything not listed, snap a photo and let the AI estimate it.

No Batteries, No Calibration Required

Unlike traditional digital kitchen scales that need batteries and regular calibration, this AI-powered tool works instantly through your phone camera. There is nothing to set up, maintain, or store in your kitchen drawers. Just open the tool, take a photo, and get your measurement.

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