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The BMI calculator uses height and weight to estimate adult body mass index, then compares the result with standard adult BMI categories.
Body mass index
Estimate adult BMI from height and weight, see your BMI category, compare healthy weight range, and continue into calorie planning.
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The BMI calculator uses height and weight to estimate adult body mass index, then compares the result with standard adult BMI categories.
BMI equals weight in kilograms divided by height in meters squared. Healthy weight range is estimated from the adult BMI 18.5-24.9 reference range.
BMI can place adult height and weight into a broad screening category.
It is useful as a quick starting point, especially when paired with a healthy weight range for your height.
BMI does not measure body fat, muscle mass, waist size, or individual health status.
Athletes, older adults, and people with different body compositions can have the same BMI but different health contexts.
BMI adds context, but calorie planning still depends on BMR, TDEE, goals, and real progress.
Use BMI as a screening signal, then estimate daily calories if you want a practical weight-loss, maintenance, or weight-gain plan.
BMI compares body weight with height. It is an adult screening estimate, not a diagnosis.
For adults, the standard healthy BMI range is 18.5 to below 25.
Ages 2-19 need BMI-for-age percentile interpretation instead of fixed adult BMI categories.
BMI does not separate muscle from fat, so muscular users can have a higher BMI without the same body composition.
No. BMI results are educational screening estimates and are not medical advice.