Weight Loss Calculator

Calculate your weight loss goals, timeline, and calorie needs. Create a personalized weight loss plan with realistic targets and sustainable progress.

Weight Loss Planning

Weight Loss Plan

Enter your details to create a weight loss plan

Weight Loss Tips

Sustainable Weight Loss

  • • Aim for 0.5-1 kg per week for sustainable results
  • • Create a moderate calorie deficit (500-1000 cal/day)
  • • Focus on nutrient-dense, whole foods
  • • Stay hydrated - drink plenty of water
  • • Get adequate sleep (7-9 hours per night)
  • • Manage stress levels

Exercise & Lifestyle

  • • Combine cardio and strength training
  • • Aim for 150+ minutes of moderate exercise weekly
  • • Build muscle to increase metabolism
  • • Track your progress consistently
  • • Be patient - weight loss takes time
  • • Focus on health, not just the scale

How to Use This Calculator

Step-by-Step Guide

  1. 1. Enter your current weight and target weight
  2. 2. Input your height, age, and gender
  3. 3. Select your activity level
  4. 4. Choose your desired weight loss rate
  5. 5. Click "Calculate Weight Loss Plan"
  6. 6. Review your personalized plan

Understanding Results

  • • Weight to Lose: Total weight you need to lose
  • • Time to Goal: Estimated weeks to reach target
  • • Daily Calories: Recommended calorie intake
  • • Calorie Deficit: Daily deficit needed
  • • Weekly Progress: Projected weight each week

Frequently Asked Questions

What's a safe rate of weight loss?

A safe rate is 0.5-1 kg per week. Faster weight loss can lead to muscle loss, nutritional deficiencies, and is harder to maintain long-term. Slow and steady progress is more sustainable.

Why is my weight loss slowing down?

Weight loss often slows as you lose weight because your metabolism decreases. You may need to adjust your calorie intake or increase exercise to maintain the same rate of loss.

Should I eat below my BMR?

Generally, no. Eating below BMR can slow your metabolism and cause muscle loss. Instead, create a moderate deficit below your TDEE while maintaining adequate nutrition.

How important is exercise for weight loss?

Exercise helps create a calorie deficit and preserves muscle mass during weight loss. While diet is the primary factor, exercise makes weight loss more effective and sustainable.