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Bar to PSI — quick reference

1 bar = 14.5038 psi
Common Bar to PSI conversions
bar psi
1 bar 14.5038 psi
2 bar 29.0075 psi
3 bar 43.5113 psi
5 bar 72.5189 psi
10 bar 145.0377 psi
20 bar 290.0755 psi
25 bar 362.5943 psi
50 bar 725.1887 psi
100 bar 1450.3774 psi
250 bar 3625.9434 psi
500 bar 7251.8869 psi
1000 bar 14503.7738 psi
// about this tool

Bar to PSI Online

Updated 2026-10-24

Convert bar to PSI online for free. Enter a pressure in bar and SnapTools shows the exact value in PSI instantly, in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

Equipment manuals and tire specs from continental Europe are usually in bar, but US and UK gauges read PSI, so a "2 bar" spec needs converting before it means anything on your gauge. This tool uses the exact 14.5037737797 factor, not a rounded 14.5. For the full family of pressure units (pascals, atmospheres, mmHg), use the Pressure Converter.

// how to use

  1. 1 Type or paste a pressure in bar into the input.
  2. 2 SnapTools converts it to PSI as you type.
  3. 3 Copy the result, or use the slider for a quick scrub across common gauge ranges.

// examples

A common tire spec
Input
2
Output
29.0075 psi
A workshop compressor
Input
6
Output
87.0226 psi

// common uses

Converting a bar-rated tire or equipment spec to a PSI gauge reading Reading a European manual's pressure spec on a US/UK gauge Comparing a bar rating on imported equipment to PSI Checking a manual pressure conversion

// faq

Should I use PSIG or PSIA for this conversion?
Almost always PSIG (gauge pressure), which is what tire gauges, compressors, and most equipment specs report - it measures relative to atmospheric pressure, so a flat tire reads 0 PSIG. PSIA (absolute pressure) includes atmospheric pressure itself and matters mainly for vacuum systems and true scientific measurement; at sea level, 0 PSIG equals about 14.7 PSIA.
Why would I convert bar to PSI?
If your equipment manual or tire spec is in bar but your gauge (US/UK-made) reads PSI, converting the target figure lets you inflate or check to the right number.
What's the exact conversion factor?
1 bar is exactly 14.5037737797 PSI, the reciprocal of the exact 0.0689475729 bar per PSI.
Is bar the same as "atmospheres"?
Close but not identical. 1 bar is about 0.987 atmospheres, not exactly one. The full Pressure Converter offers atmospheres separately if you need the exact figure.
What about converting PSI back to bar?
Use PSI to Bar, or the full Pressure Converter for pascals, atmospheres, and mmHg.

Use this via API

Get a free API key →
curl -X POST https://thesnaptools.com/api/v1/tools/bar-to-psi \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"value":"2"}'