Learn your daily caloric burn and intake with our TDEE calculator. Using your weight, height, age, and activity level, get an accurate insight into your Total Daily Energy Expenditure. Alongside TDEE, access key metrics like BMI, BMR, and IBW. Tailor your nutrition and fitness goals with precision.
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weight
height
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Body Fat % (optional)
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My TDEE Stats:
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Note: You did not enter the body fat percentage. With
body fat percentage our calculator can do more accurate calculation of the TDEE estimate.
Your Maintenance Calories
calculated calories per day
calculated calories per week
Based on your stats, the best estimate for your
maintenance calories is calculated calories per day based on
the Mifflin-St Jeor Formula, which is widely known to be the most accurate. The table below shows the
difference if you were to have selected a different activity level.
Based on your stats, the best estimate for your
maintenance calories is calculated calories per day based on
the Katch-McArdle Formula, which is widely known to be the most accurate when body fat is provided. The
table below shows the difference if you were to have selected a different activity level.
Basal Metabolic Rate
calculated calories per day
Sedentary
calculated calories per day
Light Exercise
calculated calories per day
Moderate Exercise
calculated calories per day
Heavy Exercise
calculated calories per day
Athlete
calculated calories per day
Ideal Weight: calculated
Your ideal body weight is estimated to be between calculated based on the various formulas listed below. These
formulas are based on your height and represent averages so don't take them too seriously,
especially if you lift weights.
G.J. Hamwi Formula (1964)
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B.J. Devine Formula (1974)
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J.D. Robinson Formula (1983)
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D.R. Miller Formula (1983)
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BMI Score: calculated
Your BMI is calculated, which means you are classified as calculated…
18.5 or less
Underweight
18.5 – 24.99
Normal Weight
25 – 29.99
Overweight
30+
Obese
Maximum Muscular Potential
According to Martin Berkhan's formula your maximum muscular potential is
calculated at 5% body fat. Most people have no desire to be 5%
body fat though, so you'd be calculated at 10% body fat &
calculated at 15% body fat. These numbers are good goals to
aim for if you are bulking up!
Macronutrients
30P/35F/35C means 30% protein, 35% fats, 35% carbs
These macronutrient values reflect your maintenance
calories of calculated calories per day.
Moderate Carb
(30P/35F/35C)
calculated protein
calculated fats
calculated carbs
Lower Carb
(40P/40F/20C)
calculated protein
calculated fats
calculated carbs
Higher Carb
(30P/20F/50C)
calculated protein
calculated fats
calculated carbs
These macronutrient values reflect your cutting calories of calculated calories per day, which is a 500 calorie
per day deficit from your maintenance of calculated
calories per day.
Moderate Carb
(30P/35F/35C)
calculated protein
calculated fats
calculated carbs
Lower Carb
(40P/40F/20C)
calculated protein
calculated fats
calculated carbs
Higher Carb
(30P/20F/50C)
calculated protein
calculated fats
calculated carbs
These macronutrient values reflect your bulking calories of calculated calories per day, which is +500 calories
per day from your maintenance of calculated calories
per day.
Moderate Carb
(30P/35F/35C)
calculated protein
calculated fats
calculated carbs
Lower Carb
(40P/40F/20C)
calculated protein
calculated fats
calculated carbs
Higher Carb
(30P/20F/50C)
calculated protein
calculated fats
calculated carbs
Note: There are 4 calories per gram of both protein and carbohydrates, and 9 calories
per gram of fats.
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Per our dietitian expert: I would recommend focusing on a balanced and nutritious diet to support overall health and well-being, rather than solely relying on calorie intake to lose weight. While it is theoretically possible to lose weight while consuming any type of food within your TDEE limit, a diet that prioritizes nutrient-dense foods will generally lead to better long-term outcomes.
Thank you, this is the best TDEE calc I have used... I have a question can you explain a bit more about macro ratio for the cutting / weight loss, would it be okay to increase carb intake by 5%?
Glad you found the TDEE calculator helpful! To lose weight, have moderate to high protein, moderate fat, and lower carbs but increasing carb intake by 5% likely won't hurt weight loss as long as you're in a caloric deficit. Experiment to find what works best for you 🙂
BMR is the amount of energy your body needs to function at rest, while TDEE is the total number of calories your body burns in a day, including physical activity and exercise.