Protein Calculator

Estimate your daily protein target for maintenance, fat loss, muscle gain, athletic performance and recovery using body weight, age, activity and goal.

Recommended 0g daily target
Protein Range 0-0g 0g/kg
Per Meal 0g 0 meals
Body Weight 0kg profile
Protein Inputs
Enter your body weight, age, activity and goal to estimate a realistic daily protein target.
Nutrition
Protein Target Options
Minimum / recommended / upper
Target Grams / Day Grams / Meal Best For
How This Protein Calculator Works

This protein calculator converts your body weight to kilograms and applies a grams-per-kilogram range based on your goal, activity level, training frequency, age and sex. The result is shown as a practical range because protein needs vary between individuals.

For maintenance and general health, the calculator uses a moderate target. For fat loss, muscle gain and athletic training, it uses higher ranges because these goals usually involve more recovery demand, training stress or calorie restriction.

Maintain Weight Maintenance

Use a moderate daily target to support general health, recovery and lean mass maintenance.

Cut Fat Loss

A higher target can help with fullness and muscle retention during a calorie deficit.

Build Muscle Gain

A consistent protein target supports recovery, training adaptation and muscle protein synthesis.

Important: This calculator provides estimates only. Protein needs can vary depending on health status, total calories, training volume, medical conditions and personal nutrition needs.
Protein Result

Daily intake estimate

Estimate
Fill in the calculator to estimate your daily protein target.
Recommended0g
Daily Range0-0g
Per Meal0g
Range Used0g/kg
Body Weight0 kg
Goal-
Activity-
Profile-
Protein Breakdown
Minimum target0g
Recommended target0g
Upper target0g
Training days0
Meals per day0
Useful Notes
  •  Protein needs are best shown as a range, not one fixed number.
  •  Fat loss phases often benefit from a higher protein target to support satiety and lean mass retention.
  •  Muscle gain and strength training usually require consistent protein intake and enough total calories.
  •  For kidney disease, pregnancy, medical conditions or specialist diets, speak with a qualified professional.