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Health and nutrition calculators

These calculators turn a few facts about you, such as your age, sex, height, weight and how active you are, into a daily calorie, macro or water target. They are free to use, work in metric or imperial units, and each page names the formula it is built on so you can check the method for yourself.

If you are starting from scratch, a sensible order is to estimate what you burn in a day with the TDEE calculator, then use the calorie deficit calculator if you want to lose weight, then split that calorie target into grams with the macro and protein calculators. The body measurement tools are for seeing where you are now and for tracking change over time.

Treat every result as an estimate. Formulas describe averages, and your own metabolism, muscle mass and daily movement can put you above or below them. Use the number as a starting point, track what you eat for a few weeks, and adjust to what your weight actually does. Every formula is written out, with a worked example, on how we calculate.

This is general information, not medical advice. If you are pregnant, under 18 or managing a health condition, talk to a doctor or registered dietitian before changing how you eat.

Energy and weight

How many calories you burn, and how many to eat to move your weight.

Macros

Protein, carbs and fat targets for a daily calorie budget.

Body measurements

Where your weight and body composition sit against common reference points.

Hydration

A daily water target to start from.

Food maths

Recipes, drinks, caffeine, sugar and energy units, worked out from published values.

Keep the numbers working for you

A calculator gives you a target. CalorTracker helps you hit it: log meals by photo, voice or text, and see your calories and macros against the goal you set.

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