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Diet Plan Calculator

Free diet plan and calorie calculator — get your daily calorie target, protein, carbs, and fat macros based on your age, weight, height, activity, and goal (lose, maintain, or gain).

Diet Plan Calculator is a free online health tool from FastDailyTools (Calorie needs and macros for your goal.). Free diet plan and calorie calculator — get your daily calorie target, protein, carbs, and fat macros based on your age, weight, height, activity, and goal (lose, maintain, or gain). It runs entirely in your browser — no sign-up, no account, no email and no upload — and every result can be exported as a dated PDF report.

  • ✔ Price: free, unlimited use, no rate limits
  • ✔ Sign-up: not required
  • ✔ Privacy: all math runs client-side, nothing is uploaded
  • ✔ Export: one-click PDF report (2026 rates)
Daily calories
1996 kcal
TDEE
1996 kcal
BMR
1452 kcal
BMI (Normal)
24.2
Protein
126 g
Carbs
233 g
Fat
62 g

Uses the Mifflin-St Jeor equation. Consult a dietitian for medical or athletic plans.

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How to use Diet Plan Calculator

  1. Enter age, gender, height, and weight.
  2. Select your activity level.
  3. Choose your goal: lose, maintain, or gain weight.
  4. See daily calories plus protein, carbs, and fat targets.

Frequently asked questions

How are my daily calories calculated?

We use the Mifflin-St Jeor equation to estimate your BMR, multiply by an activity factor for TDEE, then adjust for your goal (−500 kcal for loss, +300 for gain).

What is TDEE?

Total Daily Energy Expenditure — the calories your body burns per day including activity. Eat below it to lose weight, above to gain.

What are good macros for weight loss?

A common split: 40% protein, 30% carbs, 30% fat. High protein preserves muscle in a deficit.

How much protein per day?

1.6–2.2 g per kg of body weight for active adults and anyone in a calorie deficit.

Is a 500-calorie deficit safe?

Yes — 500 kcal/day is the classic 0.5 kg/week loss rate and is considered safe and sustainable for most healthy adults.

Should I see a dietitian?

This calculator gives a solid starting point. Consult a professional for medical conditions, pregnancy, or specialized athletic goals.

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