Helium Balloon Chart & Helium Balloon Calculator
Planning a party, event, or installation and wondering how much helium you’ll need? Use our free Helium Balloon Calculator to estimate how much helium gas is required for different types of balloons.
This Tool is Designed For:
• Event planners
• Small party decorators
• DIY customers estimating tank needs
• Schools or fundraisers preparing installations
Party Like a Pro
To help families, event planners, and decorators create unforgettable moments using trusted helium balloon tips, tools, and supplies.
Know How Much Helium You Need
To simplify party planning with our free online helium balloon calculator — estimate how many helium tanks you need for any balloon setup.
Find Top-Rated Helium Tanks & Balloon Supplies
To guide you to the best helium tanks, latex balloons, and accessories available from fast, affordable, and Amazon-approved sellers.
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Estimate your helium needs and plan your event like a pro.
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Creative Balloons Manufacturing is a wholesale distributor, and we do not supply helium or provide balloon inflation services. This calculator is provided as a free tool for planning purposes only.
Our simple and easy to use calculator helps you determine the estimated amount of Helium per Balloon and the Number of Helium Tanks you might need. Yes, two birds one calculator. Not only does this helium balloon chart help you better plan for your up-coming Helium Tank needs, it also helps you calculate for your budget.
Use our Helium Balloon Chart to estimate how much Helium Gas is required to fill a Latex Balloon, Mylar Foil Balloon or multiple the output yourself to determine what’s required for that snazzy Balloon Bouquet Cluster you’re going to create. Below are approximations, and actual results may vary based on many conditions (indoor/outdoor use, amount of direct sunlight, balloon type, helium or air mixture in your tank, etc). Typically, you can rent a standard 242 cubic foot Helium Tank from a local gas supplier, welding company or tank rental firm.