Gas Mark conversion

Gas Mark 7 in °C & °F

Gas Mark 7 is 220°C or 425°F, a hot oven. In a fan oven, use 200°C.

Gas Mark 7 equals

220°C

425°F · exactly 218.3°C

Fahrenheit425°Fhow gas marks are defined
Fan oven200°C− 20°C
US convection400°F− 25°F
Air fryer start400°F / 205°Cand about 20% less time

What Gas Mark 7 is used for

Hot

Gas Mark 7 is 220°C (425°F), a hot oven. Yorkshire puddings, scones and crisp roast potatoes are usually cooked here.

Why charts differ slightly

From Gas Mark 1 upwards, each mark is 25°F hotter than the one before, starting at 275°F. Gas Mark 7 is 425°F, which is exactly 218.3°C. UK recipe charts round this to the nearest 10°C oven setting, which gives 220°C. Small differences between charts (for example 160°C or 170°C for Gas Mark 3) come from that rounding, and they rarely matter in practice.

Gas ovens are hotter near the top than at the bottom, so the gas mark is meant for the middle shelf. Fan ovens heat more evenly, which is why they need a lower setting.

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All gas marks

Gas Mark°C°FFan °CHeat
Gas Mark ¼110°C225°F90°CVery cool
Gas Mark ½120°C250°F100°CVery cool
Gas Mark 1140°C275°F120°CCool
Gas Mark 2150°C300°F130°CCool
Gas Mark 3160°C325°F140°CModerate
Gas Mark 4180°C350°F160°CModerate
Gas Mark 5190°C375°F170°CModerately hot
Gas Mark 6200°C400°F180°CModerately hot
Gas Mark 7220°C425°F200°CHot
Gas Mark 8230°C450°F210°CHot
Gas Mark 9240°C475°F220°CVery hot

See the full gas mark chart with exact values, or print the whole conversion chart.

Common questions

What temperature is Gas Mark 7?

Gas Mark 7 is 220°C or 425°F (exactly 218.3°C).

What is Gas Mark 7 in a fan oven?

Use 200°C in a fan oven, which is 20°C below the conventional 220°C.

What is Gas Mark 7 in Fahrenheit?

Gas Mark 7 is 425°F. Gas marks were defined in Fahrenheit, so this is the exact figure.

Is Gas Mark the same on every gas oven?

The scale is standard, but individual ovens vary, and gas ovens are hotter at the top than the bottom. Cook on the middle shelf, and use an oven thermometer if your results are often off.