Swaps
Zero-sugar soda: the swap for every classic
By zerosugar · November 8, 2026
Almost every big soda now has a zero-sugar version from the same brand, sold in the same can next to the original. Coca-Cola Zero Sugar: 0g sugar per 1 can (12 fl oz / 355 mL), against 39g per 1 can (12 fl oz / 355 mL) of Coca-Cola. Sprite Zero Sugar: 0g sugar per 1 can (12 fl oz / 355 mL), against 38g per 1 can (12 fl oz) of Sprite. Zero sugar is not zero carbs, so each one shows its total carbs. Every number links to its source.
Start with the same brand
The closest match is nearly always the brand's own zero-sugar can. It is made to taste like the original, it sits on the same shelf, and it comes in the same sizes. Each one below links to its swap page, with both labels side by side.
When there is no same-brand version
Some flavors have no zero-sugar can from their own brand. For those, the swap is the closest zero-sugar soda we could find with the same flavor.
Zero sugar, and the carbs too
Most zero-sugar sodas have no carbs either, but a few carry a little from juice or flavoring. Every swap page shows total carbs next to sugar, read from the label.
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Questions
What is the zero-sugar version of my soda?
Almost every big soda now has a zero-sugar version from the same brand, sold in the same can next to the original. Coca-Cola Zero Sugar: 0g sugar per 1 can (12 fl oz / 355 mL), against 39g per 1 can (12 fl oz / 355 mL) of Coca-Cola. Sprite Zero Sugar: 0g sugar per 1 can (12 fl oz / 355 mL), against 38g per 1 can (12 fl oz) of Sprite. Zero sugar is not zero carbs, so each one shows its total carbs. Every number links to its source.
Is Coke Zero the same as Diet Coke?
No. Both have zero sugar, but they are different drinks with different flavor recipes. Coke Zero is made to taste closer to the original Coca-Cola.
Do zero-sugar sodas taste like the originals?
The same-brand versions are made to. Taste is personal, so the swap page for each soda says why we picked it.
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Numbers come from official labels, each chain's published nutrition information and, for a few plain add-ins in restaurant orders, the USDA food database. Each page links its sources. Recipes change, so check the package. How we check every number. Some store links are affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, zerosugar earns from qualifying purchases.