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Calorie Calculator
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Calorie Calculator

Calculate your daily calorie needs for weight loss, maintenance, or muscle gain

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Enter your details to calculate calorie needs

Example Calculation:

30yo Male, 175cm, 70kg, Moderate Activity

Maintenance: ~2500 kcal/day • Weight Loss (500 deficit): ~2000 kcal/day

Common Calorie Needs

Weight Loss

500 kcal deficit/day

Sedentary Female:1200-1400 kcal
Active Male:2000-2200 kcal
Weekly Change:≈0.5 kg

Maintenance

Average adult needs

Sedentary Female:1600-1800 kcal
Active Male:2500-2800 kcal
Weekly Change:1.2-1.9× BMR

Weight Gain

300 kcal surplus/day

Sedentary Female:1900-2100 kcal
Active Male:2800-3100 kcal
Weekly Change:≈0.3 kg

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is the calorie calculation?

The Mifflin-St Jeor equation used for BMR is about 80-90% accurate for most people. Individual variations in metabolism can cause ±10-15% differences.

Why am I not losing weight at my calculated deficit?

Common reasons include: underestimating food intake, overestimating activity levels, metabolic adaptation, or water retention. Reduce calories by 100-200 kcal if weight loss stalls.

What's the healthiest calorie deficit for weight loss?

A 300-500 kcal daily deficit (0.3-0.5 kg/week loss) is generally sustainable. Larger deficits risk muscle loss and metabolic slowdown.

Ready to Start Your Fitness Journey?

Track your calories and achieve your health goals

Note: This calculator provides estimates. Consult a dietitian for personalized medical advice.