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Free Calorie & Macro Calculator

BMR · TDEE · BMI · macros · goal adjustment
Mifflin-St Jeor formula · 30/25/45 macro split
BMI
24.2
kg/m²
BMR
1679
kcal
TDEE
2602
kcal
GOAL kcal
2602
/day
Normal weight macronutrients
PROTEIN
195
781 kcal · 2.6 g/kg
FAT
72
651 kcal
CARBS
293
1171 kcal
30% protein · 25% fat · 45% carbs • 2602 kcal (maintenance)

Free Online Fitness Calculators in One Place

WellCal's fitness calculators turn published formulas into clear answers. Find your daily calories, protein, macros, water and sleep targets from the numbers you enter.

Every calculator is free, needs no account, and runs in your browser in seconds.

Medical Disclaimer: WellCal's calculators provide general wellness guidance, not medical advice. Consult a licensed healthcare provider before making changes to your diet, exercise routine, or treatment plan.

Explore Our Health & Fitness Calculators

Pick the number you want to understand. Each calculator gives a result based on the age, weight, height and activity you enter.

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BMI Calculator
Find your Body Mass Index and where it sits on the healthy-weight spectrum.
Use the BMI Calculator →
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Calorie Calculator
See how many calories you need each day based on age, weight, and activity.
Use the Calorie Calculator →
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Protein Intake Calculator
Calculate your daily protein needs for muscle growth, recovery, or maintenance.
Use the Protein Calculator →
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Macro Calculator
Split daily calories into the right protein, carb, and fat targets for your goal.
Use the Macro Calculator →
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FFMI Calculator
Measure your Fat-Free Mass Index and see how close you are to your natural ceiling.
Use the FFMI Calculator →
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Water Intake Calculator
Get a personalized daily hydration target based on body weight and lifestyle.
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Sleep Calculator
Find the bedtime that aligns with your natural 90-minute sleep cycles.
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Cholesterol Ratio Calculator
Compare HDL, LDL, and total cholesterol to assess cardiovascular risk.
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Diabetes Risk Calculator
Estimate Type 2 diabetes risk based on key lifestyle and health factors.
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Daily Fiber Intake Calculator
Know exactly how much fiber you need for digestion and heart health.
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Body Age Calculator
See your biological age based on lifestyle habits, not just your birthday.
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Pregnancy Due Date Calculator
Estimate your delivery date and follow your pregnancy week-by-week.
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Ovulation Calculator
Estimate your fertile window to plan for pregnancy or track your cycle. Not a form of birth control.
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How to Use WellCal's Fitness Calculators

Getting a useful number takes four steps and under a minute.

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Choose your goal
Decide whether you want to lose weight, maintain your weight or build muscle.
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Enter your details
Add your age, sex, height, weight and activity level to the calorie calculator.
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Read your result
Check your number and the plain-English explanation of what it means for you.
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Recalculate
Update your numbers every few weeks, or whenever your weight, routine or goal changes.

Activity multipliers used to estimate your TDEE
Your total daily energy expenditure (TDEE) is your BMR multiplied by one of these factors.

Activity levelMultiplier
Sedentary (office)1.2
Lightly active (1-3 days/week)1.375
Moderately active (3-5 days/week)1.55
Very active (6-7 days/week)1.725
Extra active (physical job)1.9
Know the limits: Calculators give estimates, not diagnoses. BMI can overstate risk for muscular people. Talk to a doctor or dietitian first if you are pregnant, under 18, have diabetes or a heart condition, or have a history of disordered eating.

Reviewed by [Usama Awan, MSc Human Nutrition] · Last reviewed [10, 10, 2026] · Meet our medical reviewers

What Each Fitness Calculator Measures and How to Read Your Result

Every WellCal tool answers a specific health question. Here's what each one does and how to read your result.

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BMI Calculator — Are You at a Healthy Weight?

BMI calculator is the screening number clinicians use worldwide to flag weight-related health risk. Enter height and weight to see your BMI score and category instantly. BMI doesn't measure muscle mass, so athletes and lifters should read the result alongside our FFMI (Fat-Free Mass Index) Calculator or body age calculator for a fuller picture.

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Calorie Calculator — Your Daily Energy Number

Our calorie calculator uses the Mifflin-St Jeor equation, widely regarded as the most accurate predictor of resting metabolic rate. Enter age, sex, height, weight, and activity to see your Total Daily Energy Expenditure (TDEE), then adjust based on whether your goal is loss, gain, or maintenance.

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Macro Calculator — Where Your Calories Should Come From

Calories alone don't tell the full story. The macro calculator divides your daily target into protein, carbs, and fats using ratios supported by sports nutrition research. New to macros? Read our complete macronutrient guide first.

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FFMI (Fat-Free Mass Index) Calculator — Your Muscle Mass in Context

The Fat-Free Mass Index measures lean tissue relative to height. Researchers use it to estimate genetic muscle potential, and it's one of the most honest benchmarks for tracking long-term strength training progress. Use the FFMI calculator →

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Protein Intake Calculator — How Much You Actually Need

Protein needs vary widely depending on weight, training load, and goal. our protein calculator gives you a daily target plus a per-meal breakdown, so you can distribute intake across the day to maximize muscle protein synthesis instead of stacking everything into one meal.

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Water Intake Calculator — How Much Water Should I Drink Daily?

The "eight glasses a day" rule was never based on science. Real hydration needs depend on weight, activity level, and climate. our water intake calculator produces a personalized daily target grounded in established dietary reference intakes.

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Sleep Calculator — Wake Up at the Right Moment

Sleep quality depends on completing full 90-minute cycles, not just total hours in bed. The sleep cycle calculator works backward from your wake time (or forward from bedtime) to suggest sleep windows that end at the lightest stage of sleep — when waking feels easiest.

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Daily Fiber Intake Calculator — A Number Most People Miss

Most adults eat roughly half the fiber they need. Our fiber calculator gives you a precise daily target based on age and sex, with practical food-source guidance in our high-fiber foods guide

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Body Age Calculator — The Number Beneath Your Birthday

Your biological age can run years younger or older than your chronological age, depending on lifestyle. This body age calculator estimates that gap using sleep, exercise, stress, and diet inputs. Want to lower it? Read our guide to improving body age naturally.

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Pregnancy Due Date Calculator — A Realistic Timeline

Enter the first day of your last period in the pregnancy due date calculator to estimate your delivery date and track trimester milestones. Curious why estimates vary? Our article on what affects due date accuracy explains.

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Ovulation Calculator — Plan With Precision

Pinpoint your fertile window with our ovulation calculator, based on cycle length and last period date. Useful whether you're trying to conceive or tracking your cycle. This calculator is not a method of birth control.

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Cholesterol Ratio Calculator — A Sharper Look at Heart Risk

Total cholesterol on its own is an incomplete picture. The HDL-to-total ratio is a stronger predictor of cardiovascular risk. Enter your latest blood-test numbers in our cholesterol ratio calculator to see where you stand.

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Diabetes Risk Calculator — Catch Risk Before Symptoms

The type 2 diabetes risk calculator evaluates the factors most predictive of disease — age, BMI, family history, blood pressure, and activity. If your score is elevated, our guide on early high blood sugar symptoms covers what to watch for.

How WellCal Calculates Your Results

Not all health calculators are equal. Here's what makes WellCal the most trusted free wellness platform online.

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Built on Published Formulas
Mifflin-St Jeor for calories and ACOG guidance for due dates. Sources for each tool are listed on our methodology page.
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Instant, Personalized Results
Enter your numbers and see results in seconds. Every calculation uses your age, weight, height and activity, not a population average.
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Free Calculators
Every calculator is free, with no account or email needed. Meal plans and ebooks are optional paid extras.
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Works on Any Device
Optimized for phones, tablets, and desktops. Nothing to install.
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Plain-English Explanations
We don't just hand you a number. Every result comes with what it means and what to do next.
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Your Data Stays Yours
We don't store what you enter in the calculators. See our privacy policy for details.

Fitness Calculator FAQs

What is the best fitness calculator to start with?

Start with the calorie calculator, because your daily calorie target drives your macro, protein and weight goals. Then use the macro calculator and protein calculator to split that target into food, and the water intake calculator for hydration.

How do I calculate how many calories I need a day?

Multiply your basal metabolic rate (BMR) by an activity factor to get your total daily energy expenditure (TDEE). WellCal uses the Mifflin-St Jeor equation for BMR. Use the calorie calculator for your number.

How much protein do I need per day?

The general recommended daily allowance is 0.8 g per kg of body weight, while many people who train regularly aim higher, commonly 1.4 to 2.0 g per kg. Use the protein calculator to see a target based on your weight and goal.

How many calories should I cut to lose weight?

A common starting point is a deficit of about 250 to 500 kcal below your TDEE, which is roughly 0.25 to 0.5 kg per week. Avoid going below about 1,200 kcal (women) or 1,500 kcal (men) without medical supervision. Pick a weight-loss goal in the calorie calculator to see your target.

Are online fitness calculators accurate?

Calculator results are estimates based on published formulas, such as Mifflin-St Jeor for calories. They suit most healthy adults within the limits of any formula, and they are for general wellness guidance only. See our medical disclaimer.

Are WellCal's calculators really free?

Yes. Every calculator is free with no account or email required. Optional paid products, such as meal plans and ebooks, are sold separately.

How often should I recalculate my numbers?

Hydration and sleep work best as daily checks. Calorie and macro targets are worth revisiting every few weeks or when your weight, activity, or goal changes. BMI and Body Age are useful monthly.

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