Oven temperature conversion: °F, °C and gas mark

Updated 19 October 2026 · 2 min read

Short answer

350°F is 177°C, usually written as 180°C or gas mark 4. 375°F is 191°C (190°C, gas 5) and 400°F is 204°C (200°C, gas 6). The formula is °C = (°F − 32) × 5 ÷ 9. Full chart below.

Recipes usually round Celsius to the nearest 10.
FahrenheitCelsius (exact)Gas mark
250°F121°C
275°F135°C1
300°F149°C2
325°F163°C3
350°F177°C4
375°F191°C5
400°F204°C6
425°F218°C7
450°F232°C8
475°F246°C9
500°F260°C

Celsius to Fahrenheit

CelsiusFahrenheit
120°C248°F
140°C284°F
150°C302°F
160°C320°F
170°C338°F
180°C356°F
190°C374°F
200°C392°F
210°C410°F
220°C428°F
230°C446°F
240°C464°F

Fan ovens

Many recipes written for conventional ovens suggest lowering the temperature for a fan (convection) oven, often by about 20°C or 25°F. Check your oven's manual and watch the first batch.

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Questions

What is 180°C in Fahrenheit?

356°F, which recipes round to 350°F.

What gas mark is 200°C?

Gas mark 6, which is about 400°F.