BMR

BMR Calculator
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How many calories do you really need each day?

Your metabolism is more personal than a generic calorie target. Use this calculator to estimate your BMR, daily needs, and a more realistic starting point for your goals.

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Understanding your baseline needs can make nutrition decisions simpler and more sustainable.

Basal Metabolic Rate, or BMR, is the amount of energy your body uses at rest to keep you alive and functioning. It does not include workouts, walks, or daily movement, but it gives you the foundation for estimating your true daily calorie needs.

CALCULATOR

Calculate your daily calorie needs

Enter a few details below to estimate your BMR, maintenance calories, and healthy range.

YOUR DETAILS

Tell us about yourself

kg
cm
Your activity level helps estimate total daily calorie needs beyond your resting metabolism.

YOUR SNAPSHOT

Your energy profile

A practical overview of your estimated needs and a useful starting point for your goals.

BMR is the number of calories your body uses at rest for essential functions like breathing and circulation.

Basal Metabolic Rate

1,690 kcal/day

Your baseline energy need before daily activity.

Energy baseline

Weight loss

2,120

Maintenance

2,620

Lean muscle gain

2,920

BMI score

BMI compares your weight and height. It is a simple screening tool, not a full body composition analysis.
23.2 Normal

Healthy weight range

57–77 kg

Estimated from your height using a standard healthy BMI range.

Personalized recommendation

You are in a healthy range. Focus on steady protein intake, strength training, and quality sleep to support long-term performance.

What should you do with this number?

Your BMR is not your final daily calorie target. To estimate what you actually burn in a day, your activity level is added on top. That total is often called TDEE, or Total Daily Energy Expenditure.

Use the result as a starting point rather than a fixed rule. Your body, routine, sleep, stress, and training all influence your real-world needs, so the best approach is to track your progress and adjust gradually.

This calculator is intended for general educational use and should not replace individualized medical or nutrition advice.

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