Ml Em Up Converter
Cross-domain unit converter for ml, em, and a user-defined up unit, designed for designers and developers to compare volume and typography-related measurements.

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About This Tool
This tool provides a focused cross-domain unit converter for ml, em, and a user-defined up unit. It is designed for designers and developers who work with CSS, print typography, or mixed-media specs and need to reason about how volume measurements relate to layout metrics or a design-system-relative unit. The tool clearly delineates when a cross-domain mapping is undefined and restricts computations to within-family conversions to maintain dimensional consistency. Core behavior treats ml, em, and up as separate families. Within-family conversions are simple, with a 1:1 mapping unless an explicit scaling context is supplied (font_size_px for em, up_factor for up). Cross-family conversions require an explicit mapping and are rejected by the system to avoid misleading results. The algorithm outputs a numeric value with the target unit and can provide an explanatory note if requested. This approach benefits UI engineers aligning spacing and capacity constraints, typesetters validating typographic specs, and design-system engineers documenting unit usage. Core features include input validation, deterministic results, and explicit error messages for invalid requests. The tool is useful in workflows where volume and typography metrics must be reasoned together without introducing inconsistent conversions. Typical use cases include validating a spec where 5 ml should align with 0.5 em at a 10 px base, or ensuring that a custom up unit scales predictably within a layout system. The tool emphasizes clarity over speculative mapping, offering a reliable reference point for teams maintaining unit discipline across styles and documents.
How to Use
Provide inputs: value, from_unit, and to_unit.
Optionally specify font_size_px for em contexts and up_factor for the up unit.
If from_unit and to_unit share a family, run the conversion to get a numeric result in the target unit.
If the units belong to different families without a defined mapping, the tool returns an explicit cross-domain error.
Review the numeric result and, if available, the brief explanation of the relation between units.

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