How to Use
- 1.
Choose metric or imperial units and select gender.
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Enter age, height, weight, activity level, and optional waist circumference.
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Review metabolic age, BMR, BMI, daily energy estimate, and gauge color.
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Read the transparent methodology and disclaimer.
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Copy, share, print, or save results locally for progress tracking.
Features
Mifflin–St Jeor BMR
Lifestyle-adjusted metabolic age
BMI and waist-to-height context
Metric and imperial units
Color gauge
Local history
Copy, share, and print
Frequently Asked Questions
Is metabolic age a medical measurement?+
No. There is no universal clinical formula. This is a transparent educational estimate, not a diagnosis.
How is BMR calculated?+
The calculator uses the Mifflin–St Jeor equation with weight, height, age, and sex.
Is waist circumference required?+
No. It is optional and adds waist-to-height context when entered.
Can I track progress?+
Yes. Up to ten results can be stored locally in the current browser.
Can children use this tool?+
No. It is intended for adults aged 18 and older.
About this tool
Free Metabolic Age Calculator
Estimate BMR, BMI, daily energy use, waist-to-height context, and a lifestyle-adjusted metabolic age. This adult calculator uses the Mifflin–St Jeor resting-energy equation plus small, capped BMI, optional waist, and activity adjustments. Metabolic age has no universal clinical formula, so the result is transparently labeled as an educational wellness estimate rather than a diagnosis. The gauge compares the estimate with chronological age, while the methodology section shows every signal used. Switch between metric and imperial units, save up to ten results in the current browser, copy or share the result, and print or save the page as PDF. Predictive equations, BMI, and age-style scores have limitations; consult a qualified healthcare professional for personal medical, nutrition, or exercise advice.
First calculate exact chronological age with the Age Calculator. To turn the BMR and daily-energy estimate into maintenance, weight-loss, or weight-gain planning targets, use the Calorie Needs Calculator. For pregnancy-specific dates rather than general adult metabolism, use the Pregnancy Calculator, or explore more practical Calculators. Metabolic age is a non-clinical estimate and should not replace professional health assessment.