Body mass index (BMI)
Work out your BMI from your weight and height and see your weight category according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
Open the BMI calculatorDiabetes Academy: Resources and Solutions
Simple, free, ad-free tools, medically reviewed. The calculations run in your browser (the program you use to open web pages), on your own device, and the data you enter is never saved. The results are for information only and do not replace your doctor's assessment. Choose a calculator below.
They are useful when you want to make sense of a number on a lab report, or to prepare a question for your doctor. Each calculator comes with short explanations of what the result means.
Work out your BMI from your weight and height and see your weight category according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
Open the BMI calculatorBasal metabolic rate and daily energy needs, from sex, age, weight, height and activity level (the Mifflin-St Jeor equation).
Open the calorie calculatorThe grams of carbohydrate, protein and fat that a day works out at, across three distribution patterns.
Open the macronutrient calculatorThe weight range that matches your height, plus the single figure given by the Devine formula.
Open the ideal weight calculatorThe body fat percentage estimated with a tape measure, from height, neck, waist and hip circumference.
Open the body fat calculatorThe waist divided by the height, with the 0.5 boundary and the waist circumference steps.
Open the waist-to-height ratio calculatorThe category a measured reading falls into, plus the mean arterial pressure and the pulse pressure.
Open the blood pressure calculatorThe risk of cardiovascular disease over 10 and over 30 years, with the PREVENT equations of the American Heart Association, and with HbA1c if you want the extended equations.
Open the cardiovascular risk calculatorConvert HbA1c to estimated average glucose and switch between percent ↔ mmol/mol (the two units used to report HbA1c).
Open the HbA1c calculatormg/dL ↔ mmol/L for blood glucose, cholesterol (total, HDL and LDL), triglycerides, creatinine and uric acid.
Open the unit converterEstimate glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) from serum creatinine, age and sex, and see your chronic kidney disease stage under the KDIGO classification.
Open the eGFR calculatorEstimate kidney function in children and teens (1–18 years) from height and creatinine, Schwartz formula.
Open the children's eGFR calculatorWork out the FIB-4 index from age, two liver enzymes (AST and ALT) and platelets to check your risk of advanced liver fibrosis.
Open the FIB-4 calculatorValidated 8-question quiz that gives a rough estimate of your risk of developing type 2 diabetes over the next 10 years.
Open the FINDRISC testNine questions about the last two weeks, with the severity range the depression score falls into.
Open the PHQ-9 questionnaireSeven questions about the last two weeks, with the severity range the anxiety score falls into.
Open the GAD-7 questionnaire