Health calculators

Estimate adult BMI, waist-to-height ratio, BMR, TDEE, calorie targets, and nutrition-label servings with formulas, practical limits, and clear next steps.

Choose a health calculator by the question you are asking

These calculators are useful starting estimates, not diagnoses or personalized treatment. Use the result to understand a formula, then compare it with longer-term measurements, habits, and professional guidance when needed.

  • Use BMI for a quick height-to-weight screening value, not a direct body-fat measurement.
  • Use BMR as the resting-energy estimate, then TDEE when normal daily activity also needs to be included.
  • Treat a calorie goal as a starting range and review two to four weeks of weight, waist, food, and training records before adjusting it.
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Calculate adult body mass index BMI Calculator Uses height and weight for a common adult screening reference.
Estimate calories used at rest BMR Calculator Uses the Mifflin-St Jeor equation as a resting-energy estimate.
Estimate maintenance calories TDEE Calculator Adds an activity factor to the BMR estimate.
Plan a maintenance, loss, or gain target Calorie Goal Calculator Compares a selected goal with estimated TDEE.
Compare waist size with height Waist-to-Height Ratio Calculator Uses the same unit for waist and height and explains the half-height screening guideline.
Scale a Nutrition Facts serving Nutrition Label Serving Calculator Recalculates listed nutrients for the amount actually eaten.