Use footprint area as the first check when moving batter between pans with similar depth.
Capacity and recipe structure still matter, especially for deep or shaped pans.
These values are rounded for practical kitchen use. When your pans are deeper than the recipe pan,
area is still useful, but capacity and fill level should be checked before baking.
Primary ruleTarget area ÷ original area
For example, an 8-inch round pan is about 50.3 square inches. A 9-inch round pan is about
63.6 square inches, so the scale is roughly 1.27x.