Estimate body mass index in either metric or imperial units and get the standard BMI category instantly.
Estimate body mass index from height and weight inputs.
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Use centimeters and kilograms.
Explanation
The shared calculator template keeps the layout consistent while each tool carries its own formula notes and interpretation guidance.
Formula
BMI is calculated from weight divided by height squared. Metric mode uses kilograms and centimeters, while imperial mode uses pounds and inches with the standard 703 conversion factor.
How to interpret the result
The category labels make the result easier to scan, but they are best used as a quick reference rather than a final health judgment.
Live result
Enter height and weight to see the BMI value and category.
Waiting for inputs
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Enter height and weight to see the BMI value and category.
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Examples
These examples mirror the working calculator so the page feels helpful even before you type anything.
Metric example
Mode: metric, Height: 170 cm, Weight: 68 kg
Imperial example
Mode: imperial, Height: 68 in, Weight: 160 lb
FAQ
Short answers for the questions people usually have when they sanity-check calculator output.
BMI is a quick height-to-weight screening ratio. It is useful for broad context but it is not a diagnosis.
The calculator supports metric and imperial input so you can work in the units that feel most natural.
BMI categories are common screening ranges. For medical advice or edge cases, a clinician is the right source.
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