How to use this calculator
Enter height, weight, waist, neck, hip, and gender. The calculator applies the US Navy body fat equation and estimates lean mass, fat mass, FFMI, and body composition status.
Estimate body fat percentage, fat mass, lean body mass, FFMI, ideal body fat gap, and a body composition score using body measurements.
Enter height, weight, waist, neck, hip, and gender. The calculator applies the US Navy body fat equation and estimates lean mass, fat mass, FFMI, and body composition status.
Body fat percentage is often more useful than body weight alone because it separates fat mass from lean mass. Use it to plan fat-loss goals while protecting muscle.
Measurements must be taken consistently. This is not a medical body composition test.
A 175 cm, 82 kg male with 88 cm waist and 39 cm neck is estimated near 22% body fat, with about 64 kg lean mass and 18 kg fat mass.
Healthy ranges depend on gender and age, but many men target roughly 10–20% and many women target roughly 18–28% for general fitness.
The calculator estimates fat mass and goal fat mass, then shows the approximate fat loss needed for a selected fitness range.
Body fat percentage is usually more informative for body composition because BMI does not separate fat from muscle.
FFMI estimates lean mass relative to height and helps evaluate muscularity beyond body weight alone.
A sustainable pace often requires several weeks or months depending on calorie deficit, training, sleep, and starting body fat.
| Module | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Health Score | 0-100 decision score based on the calculator inputs. |
| Body Fat Estimate | Uses body measurements to estimate body fat. |
| Lean Mass | Shows non-fat body mass. |
| FFMI | Rates lean mass relative to height. |
| Goal Gap | Estimates fat loss needed for a better category. |