Each Converter
Convert between individual units, dozens, gross, scores and other counting terms.
The Each Converter is a free online tool that converts counting and quantity units — such as each (piece), dozen, gross, and score — into one another instantly. No sign-up needed — enter a quantity, pick your units, and get an accurate result. It's a practical reference for shop owners, buyers, and anyone placing bulk orders who wants to avoid quantity mix-ups.
What is an each converter?
Many industries use traditional counting terms instead of plain numbers: a dozen means 12, a gross means 144, and a score means 20. Retail, wholesale, packaging, and inventory management often mix these terms, so a quick converter helps you avoid ordering or stocking errors. Getting these terms confused when placing a wholesale order can lead to receiving far more or far less stock than intended.
How to use the Each Converter
- Enter the quantity you want to convert.
- Select the counting unit to convert from — each, dozen, gross, score, and more.
- Click Calculate to see the equivalent quantity in other units.
Key features
- Covers each, dozen, gross, score and other common counting units.
- Useful for retail, wholesale, packaging and inventory tasks.
- Instant, accurate two-way conversion.
- Free and works directly in your browser.
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Working with numbers in other formats? Try the Number to Word Converter, Word to Number Converter, or the Parts Per Converter.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Each Converter free?
Yes, it's completely free with no sign-up required. Use it as often as you need when comparing supplier quotes or planning inventory.
How many items are in a gross?
A gross equals 144 items, or 12 dozen. Grosses are still commonly referenced in stationery, hardware, and small-parts wholesale pricing.
What does a score mean?
A score is a traditional counting unit equal to 20 items. The term dates back to historical trading practices and remains in occasional commercial use today.
Who uses these counting units?
Retailers, wholesalers, printers, and packaging businesses often use dozens, grosses, and scores when ordering or pricing bulk goods. Knowing these conversions helps buyers compare unit prices accurately across different suppliers.
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