Gas mark

220 °C in Gas Mark

220 °C on a gas oven dial:

gas mark 7

Gas oven dial

200 °C

Fan-forced oven

Fan-forced ovens run about 20 °C hotter than conventional at the same dial setting, so gas mark 7 is 200 °C with the fan on. See the full oven temperature conversion chart.

This is the top end of everyday cooking — the temperature for roasting potatoes hard, blasting a pizza, starting a joint before dropping the heat, or finishing bread with a good crust. Note the ladder widens here: gas marks 6 and 7 are 20 °C apart, not the 10 °C steps lower down.

Quick reference

220 °C in Gas Mark conversion table

Gas markGas mark 7
Conventional oven (°C)220 °C
Fahrenheit (°F)425 °F
Fan-forced / convection200 °C
Oven descriptionHot

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Questions

Frequently asked questions

What is 220 °C in gas mark?
220 °C is gas mark 7. That is 425 °F, or 200 °C in a fan-forced oven.
Is 220 °C gas mark 7 or 8?
Gas mark 7. Gas mark 8 is 230 °C, only 10 °C higher — the rungs bunch together again at the hot end of the dial.
What is 220 °C in Fahrenheit?
220 °C is 425 °F. Both are gas mark 7, the standard hot-oven setting for roasting in both British and American recipe writing.
What is 220 °C fan in gas mark?
A fan oven at 220 °C runs like a conventional oven at about 240 °C, which is gas mark 9. If your recipe says gas mark 7, set the fan oven to 200 °C instead.

More conversions

Gas mark to Celsius conversion chart

Every gas mark with its conventional oven temperature in °C and °F, plus the fan-oven setting. Fan-forced ovens run about 20 °C hotter at the same dial position, so the fan column is 20 °C below the conventional one throughout.

Gas mark°C°FFan °COven
Gas mark ¼110 °C225 °F90 °CVery cool / slow
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 °CHot
Gas mark 7220 °C425 °F200 °CHot
Gas mark 8230 °C450 °F210 °CVery hot
Gas mark 9240 °C475 °F220 °CVery hot

Convert a temperature to gas mark

Working the other way — start from the °C in your recipe and find the dial setting.