Ideal Weight Calculator
Calculate your ideal body weight using Devine, Robinson, Miller, and Hamwi formulas.
Use the average across formulas as a flexible target range rather than treating a single equation as an absolute limit.
Different clinical equations (Devine, Robinson, Miller, Hamwi) yield slightly different target weights.
Calculated using standard historical equations (Devine, Robinson, Miller, Hamwi).
How to Use the Ideal Weight Calculator
Use clinical standards to find your ideal weight target based on height and gender ratios.
- Unit System: Bounded parameter in the mathematical model.
- Gender: Bounded parameter in the mathematical model.
- Height (cm): Bounded parameter in the mathematical model.
- Height (Feet): Bounded parameter in the mathematical model.
- Height (Inches): Bounded parameter in the mathematical model.
Understanding Ideal Weight: Clinical Formulas & Targets
Learn the math behind Devine, Robinson, Miller, and Hamwi body weight equations, and how height, gender, and clinical targets align.
Read Full Guide →What is the Devine Formula?
Developed in 1974, it is the most common medical baseline formula for ideal weight calculations.
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