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km or mile per hour

Pace and Speed Calculator / Converter

Quickly flip between running pace and speed without doing mental gymnastics. Enter any two of distance, time, pace, or speed, and the tool computes the missing values instantly. Ideal for runners, cyclists, and rowers planning workouts or race strategies.

Whether you train in kilometres or miles, the calculator adapts on-the-fly. Save time, stay focused, and fine-tune targets for intervals, tempo sessions, or long runs with a few clicks.

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Key Features

Skip spreadsheets and crunch numbers in seconds. Highlights include:

  • Convert pace to speed instantly
  • Translate speed back to target pace
  • Switch between kilometres and miles
  • Auto-recalculate as you type
  • Clean, mobile-friendly layout
  • Supports interval training planning
  • Great for running, cycling, rowing
  • No sign-up or ads—just numbers

Formulas & Calculations

Behind the scenes, the tool relies on simple, time-tested equations:

t  = (hours × 3600) + (minutes × 60) + seconds
pace (min/unit)  = (t / 60) / distance
speed (unit/hour) = distance / (t / 3600)
1 mile = 1.609344 km

Variables update live as you edit any field, ensuring consistent results.

Step-by-Step Guide

Get the most accurate readings in five quick moves:

  1. Enter distance and pick km or mile.
  2. Fill in Time hh : mm : ss if you know it.
  3. Click Calculate pace or Calculate speed to derive the other metric.
  4. Adjust any value—results refresh automatically.
  5. Copy numbers into your training log or share with a coach.

FAQ

Can I switch units after entering data?

Yes. Toggle between kilometres and miles at any time—the calculator updates pace and speed instantly.

Does the tool support negative splits?

While it doesn’t graph splits, you can recalculate new target paces for each segment by adjusting the distance and time fields.

Why are seconds sometimes rounded?

Rounding keeps results readable. Calculations use full precision internally, then display the nearest whole second.

Is this free to use?

Absolutely. There are no ads, trials, or subscriptions—just bookmark and come back whenever you need it.

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