425°F in the oven is 400°F in an air fryer
425°F in a conventional oven is about 400°F in an air fryer — reduce the temperature by 25°F and the time by roughly 20%. A 30-minute oven bake at 425°F becomes 23 to 26 minutes at 400°F, checked at 18 minutes. In Celsius that is 220°C down to 205°C.
Set air fryer to 375 degrees Fahrenheit, cook for 23 to 26 minutes.
How long, for a 425°F recipe
Oven time on the left, air fryer time on the right. The three columns are basket sizes — a small basket runs ahead of the rule, a large oven-style unit runs behind it. Check at the earliest figure in your column.
| Oven time | Small basket | Standard basket | Oven-style or dual |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15 min | 11–12 min · check 8 | 11–13 min · check 9 | 12–14 min · check 10 |
| 20 min | 14–16 min · check 11 | 15–17 min · check 12 | 16–18 min · check 13 |
| 25 min | 18–20 min · check 14 | 19–21 min · check 15 | 20–23 min · check 16 |
| 30 min | 21–24 min · check 17 | 23–26 min · check 18 | 24–28 min · check 20 |
| 40 min | 28–32 min · check 22 | 30–34 min · check 24 | 32–37 min · check 26 |
| 45 min | 31–36 min · check 25 | 34–38 min · check 27 | 36–41 min · check 29 |
| 60 min | 42–48 min · check 33 | 45–51 min · check 36 | 48–55 min · check 39 |
What to watch at 425°F
High-heat roasting territory: this is where vegetables actually brown rather than dehydrate. Cosori puts broccoli and carrots at 425°F and brussels sprouts at 415°F, so for vegetables the honest advice is often to ignore the conversion entirely and cook them at the temperature the manufacturer chart already gives.
Foods cooked near 400°F
These have their own sourced times, which beat any conversion. 56 foods are indexed in total.
Other temperatures
300°F 325°F 350°F 375°F 400°F 450°F
Sources for the rule itself, including why it is a range rather than a single figure, are on the converter page. In short: no manufacturer or food agency publishes a conversion formula, and the most authoritative statement of it — University of Illinois Extension — says “reduce temperature by 25 to 30°F and reduce cooking time by 20%”.