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Ideal Weight Calculator

Healthy weight range from height, with reference formulas.

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Enter your height to see a healthy weight range.

How to use it

  1. Choose units and sex.
  2. Enter your height.
  3. Read the healthy weight range and the reference figures.

About this tool

This shows a healthy weight range for your height, based on the healthy body mass index band of 18.5 to 24.9, and includes the older Devine and Robinson formulas as single number references. A healthy weight is a range, not one target, and depends on build, muscle, and many other factors. These are general estimates, not medical advice or a goal to reach. A healthcare professional can advise what is right for you.

Examples

Input175 cm
OutputRoughly 57 to 76 kg healthy range
Input5 ft 9 in, male
OutputA healthy range plus Devine and Robinson references

Common uses

  • See a healthy weight range for your height
  • Compare with the Devine and Robinson references
  • Understand weight as a range, not a single number
  • Get context before a professional visit

FAQ

Is my height uploaded?
No. The calculation runs in your browser. Nothing you enter is sent anywhere.
Why a range and not one number?
Healthy weight spans a range that depends on build, muscle, and more. A single number would be misleading.
Is this medical advice?
No. These are general references. A healthcare professional can advise what is healthy for you.

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