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Rads to Grays Converter

1 rad = 0.01 Gy. Type any value to convert rads to grays.

1 rad = 0.01 Gy

Formula: Gy = rad × 0.01

Common values
Decimals
In every unit 5 units
Gray (Gy) 0.01 Gy
Milligray (mGy) 10 mGy
Microgray (µGy) 10,000 µGy
Rad (rad) 1 rad
Millirad (mrad) 1,000 mrad

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Rads to grays table

Formula: Gy = rad × 0.01

Rad (rad)Gray (Gy)
0.1 rad0.001 Gy
0.25 rad0.0025 Gy
0.5 rad0.005 Gy
1 rad0.01 Gy
2 rad0.02 Gy
3 rad0.03 Gy
4 rad0.04 Gy
5 rad0.05 Gy
6 rad0.06 Gy
7 rad0.07 Gy
8 rad0.08 Gy
9 rad0.09 Gy
10 rad0.1 Gy
12 rad0.12 Gy
15 rad0.15 Gy
20 rad0.2 Gy
25 rad0.25 Gy
30 rad0.3 Gy
40 rad0.4 Gy
50 rad0.5 Gy
60 rad0.6 Gy
75 rad0.75 Gy
100 rad1 Gy
150 rad1.5 Gy
200 rad2 Gy
250 rad2.5 Gy
500 rad5 Gy
1,000 rad10 Gy

How to use: Rads to Grays

  1. 1 Type the value in rads.
  2. 2 The result in grays appears at once – or type in the grays field to convert back.
  3. 3 Pick a common value, round to fewer decimals or swap the units with one click.
  4. 4 Copy the result, or open “In every unit” to see the value in all units of absorbed dose.

About this tool

Rad (rad) is a unit of absorbed dose (CGS system); 1 rad = 0.01 Gy. Gray (Gy) is a unit of absorbed dose (SI).

To convert rads to grays, multiply the value by 0.01 (Gy = rad × 0.01). Example: 10 rad = 0.1 Gy.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I convert rads to grays?

To convert rads to grays, multiply the value by 0.01: Gy = rad × 0.01. For example 10 rad = 0.1 Gy.

What is 1 rad in grays?

1 rad = 0.01 Gy. The other way round, 1 Gy = 100 rad.

How exact is the result?

The converter uses the official definitions of both units and shows up to 10 significant digits; choose 0–6 decimals to round. Both units are defined exactly in terms of each other, so the factor itself is exact.

Can I convert other units of absorbed dose here?

Yes – choose any of the 5 units of absorbed dose in the From and To lists, or switch to another measurement at the top.