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Ideal Weight Calculator

Estimate Your Ideal Body Weight (Free & Accurate)

The Ideal Weight Calculator provides an estimate of your healthy body weight based on height, gender, and well-known formulas like Devine, Hamwi, and Robinson. It helps set realistic targets for weight management, fitness planning, and medical or nutritional purposes.

Ideal Weight Calculator — Height (feet) & Gender

Calculate Your Ideal Weight

Tip: Enter height in feet as a decimal (e.g., 5.7 ≈ 5 ft 8 in).

Why Ideal Weight Matters

The Ideal Weight Calculator provides an estimate of your healthy body weight based on height, gender, and well-known formulas like Devine, Hamwi, and Robinson. It helps set realistic targets for weight management, fitness planning, and medical or nutritional purposes.

How Ideal Weight is Calculated

  • Devine formula: widely used in medical dosing
  • Hamwi formula: standard for healthy weight estimates
  • Robinson formula: includes gender-based adjustments

Our tool shows estimates from each formula side-by-side for comparison.

Example Results

  • Male, 5′10″ → Devine: ~73 kg, Hamwi: ~71 kg, Robinson: ~75 kg
  • Female, 5′4″ → Devine: ~55 kg, Hamwi: ~54 kg, Robinson: ~57 kg

Use the calculator on the left to see your personalized ideal weight estimates.

Limitations to Know

These formulas don’t account for muscle vs fat, body frame size, or age-related changes. They provide a guideline—not an absolute goal. Use with context and consult a healthcare professional when in doubt.

Quick FAQs

Is BMI always accurate?

Not always. BMI does not distinguish between muscle and fat. Athletes may have a high BMI due to muscle mass. Use BMI as a guideline and consider body-fat measurements for a fuller picture.

What is a healthy BMI range?

For most adults, a BMI between 18.5 and 24.9 is considered healthy.

When should I consult a doctor?

If your BMI is outside the healthy range or you have health concerns or symptoms, consult a healthcare professional for a full assessment.

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