Free BMI Calculator
for Women & Men

Enter your weight in kg or lbs and get your BMI, ideal weight, daily calories, macros, water intake and personalised plan — instantly, free, no sign-up.

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Your calorie target — based on your goal
All calorie targets at a glance
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Daily macronutrient targets
Your weight journey
Healthy weight range for your height
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Key health metrics
Your personalised action plan
    Best foods for your goal
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    Medical DisclaimerThis BMI Calculator is for general informational purposes only and does not provide medical advice. Results are estimates and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical consultation or diagnosis. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making changes to your diet or exercise routine.

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    BMI Calculator for Women & Men — Australia

    Our free BMI calculator supports women and men across Australia and worldwide. Enter your weight in kilograms (kg) or pounds (lbs), height in centimetres or inches, age, sex, and activity level — and get a complete health picture in seconds. No sign-up, no ads on your results, 100% private.

    BMI calculator for women

    Female-specific BMR formula gives accurate calorie targets. Healthy BMI for women: 18.5–24.9.

    BMI calculator kg

    Full metric support — weight in kg, height in cm. Switch to imperial (lbs/in) anytime.

    Weight calculator

    Find your ideal weight range, how far you are from it, and a weekly timeline to get there.

    BMI calculator Australia

    Uses WHO and Australian Department of Health BMI standards. Free, private, no data stored.

    What does your BMI number mean?

    A BMI below 18.5 means underweight. Between 18.5–24.9 is healthy. Between 25–29.9 is overweight. A BMI of 30 or above is classified as obese. This calculator gives you far more than just a number — it shows you exactly what to eat, how many calories you need, and a personalised action plan based on which tier you fall into.

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    Frequently Asked Questions