The kilobyte is a multiple of the unit byte for digital information. One kilobyte often refers to 1,024 (2^10) bytes. Kilobytes are most often used to measure the size of small files. For example, a plain text document may contain 10 KB of data and therefore would have a file size of 10 kilobytes and small website graphics are often between 5 KB and 100 KB in size.
| Standard Units | |
|---|---|
| Bits | {{Bits}} |
| Kilobits | {{Kilobits}} |
| Megabits | {{Megabits}} |
| Gigabits | {{Gigabits}} |
| Terabits | {{Terabits}} |
| Petabits | {{Petabits}} |
| Exabits | {{Exabits}} |
| Zettabits | {{Zettabits}} |
| Yottabits | {{Yottabits}} |
| Nibble | {{Nibble}} |
| Bytes | {{Bytes}} |
| Megabytes | {{Megabytes}} |
| Gigabytes | {{Gigabytes}} |
| Terabytes | {{Terabytes}} |
| Petabytes | {{Petabytes}} |
| Exabytes | {{Exabytes}} |
| Zettabytes | {{Zettabytes}} |
| Yottabytes | {{Yottabytes}} |