Body recomposition calculators.
Pick the number you need now: BMI, body fat, lean mass, BMR, TDEE, macros, protein, water, waist ratios, or weight loss pace.
- Calculators
- 12
- Categories
- 03
Eleven calculators.
Composition
01 / compositionBody fat percentage, lean body mass, BMI. What the bodyweight is made of.
Energy
02 / energyBMR, TDEE, macros, protein, water, and the recomposition target. Calories in, calories out, and what they are made of.
- 04BMR CalculatorCalories you burn at complete rest, with a lean-mass comparison when you know body fat.
- 05TDEE CalculatorBMR plus activity plus the thermic effect of food. The full daily burn.
- 06Macro CalculatorCalories split into protein, fat, and carbs around the goal you pick.
- 07Body recomposition calculatorEstimated maintenance or an optional deficit, a protein target, and an illustrative 12-week projection.
- 08Protein CalculatorProtein floor in grams per day. Higher during a cut, dosed across meals.
- 09Water Intake CalculatorDaily water target scaled to bodyweight, climate, and training load.
Ratios and pace
03 / ratios and paceWaist over hip. Waist over height. Weeks to a weight loss target.
Eleven calculators, one set of inputs.
Composition and progress signals
Body-fat estimates, lean-mass estimates, waist measurements and training performance add context. Compare them over time using consistent methods. Their pattern is more useful than any single reading.
Weight and energy estimates
BMI and weight describe size; BMR and TDEE estimate energy needs. Any can change during recomposition. None separates fat loss from muscle gain.
Why they share a page
Each calculator runs on the same inputs: height, weight, age, sex, activity, sometimes a tape measurement. Calculate body fat and lean body mass is one subtraction away. Lean mass adds a BMR comparison and scales protein, BMR scales to TDEE, TDEE splits into macros. Eleven outputs from one set of measurements.
Common questions
- What is body recomposition?
- Recomposition means losing fat and gaining muscle over the same period. Weight may fall, stay similar or rise, depending on the balance of those changes. Track waist, body measurements and training performance alongside the weight trend; none is conclusive on its own.
- Which calculator first?
- Body fat percentage. From there, lean body mass is one subtraction and adds a Katch-McArdle comparison; BMR comes from Mifflin-St Jeor, TDEE scales off BMR, macros split out of TDEE. Waist-hip and waist-height sit alongside as monthly risk checks.
- How accurate are the formulas?
- Each calculator uses published, peer-reviewed equations: Mifflin-St Jeor for BMR, with Katch-McArdle as a lean-mass comparison, US Navy or skinfold for body fat, WHO and ACSM thresholds for risk. Point estimates inside a band, useful for direction.
- Metric or imperial?
- Both. Kilograms and centimeters or pounds and inches. The formulas convert internally, the output is the same number.
- How do these relate to the Recomp AI app?
- The app runs the same formulas, attached to daily food logs, weigh-ins, and a body fat trend. The calculators here return a point estimate. The app returns the same numbers tracked over time.