How to use this calculator
- Enter height in meters.
- Enter starting and ending body weight.
- Enter target weight.
- Calculate to compare BMI change and target gap.
Track monthly BMI movement from height, starting weight, ending weight, and target weight to judge progress direction.
The result shows BMI movement and whether your monthly weight change is moving toward your target at a sustainable pace.
BMI does not measure body composition. Muscular users may need body fat tracking too.
At 1.75m, 80kg gives BMI 26.1 and 78kg gives BMI 25.5, a monthly BMI change of -0.65.
Calculate BMI at the start and end of the month, then subtract starting BMI from ending BMI.
Yes. BMI only uses height and weight, not body composition.
A gradual BMI change caused by moderate weight change is usually more sustainable.
BMI categories cover ranges, so small weight changes may not cross a category boundary.
Use both if possible. BMI tracks weight status while body fat gives composition context.
| Metric | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Underweight | BMI below 18.5. |
| Normal | BMI 18.5 to 24.9. |
| Overweight | BMI 25 to 29.9. |
| Obesity | BMI 30 or higher. |