What is the ratio from 8 inch round to 6 inch round?
The area ratio is about 0.56x. 100 g of an ingredient becomes about 56 g.
Kitchen
Estimate ingredient amounts when changing pan sizes, such as scaling an 8 inch round cake recipe to 6 inch.
Updated: May 22, 2026
Input
Scale ingredient amounts from the area ratio between baking pan sizes.
This uses area ratio only. Adjust batter height, bake time, eggs, and leavening for the real recipe.
Result
x0.56
Ingredient ratio
56.3g
Scaled amount
100g
Original amount
50.3 in²
Source area
28.3 in²
Target area
Use this as a guide and adjust for your real conditions.
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Round pan area = π × (diameter ÷ 2)². Rectangle area = width × length. Ingredient ratio = target area ÷ source area.
The area ratio is about 0.56x. 100 g of an ingredient becomes about 56 g.
No. This tool only scales ingredient amounts by area. Bake time depends on batter depth, pan material, and oven behavior.
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