Healthy Weight Calculator
Estimate the adult body-weight range corresponding to BMI 18.5–24.9 for a supplied height.
Enter or adjust the values above, then calculate.
Healthy Weight: weight Range for Your Height
Estimate the adult body-weight range corresponding to BMI 18.5–24.9 for a supplied height.
Inputs this tool uses
- Height
What you get
Adult weight range associated with BMI 18.5–24.9.
How to use the Healthy Weight Calculator
- Enter height.
- Select any method, activity level or option shown on this page, then choose Calculate.
- Read the main result together with the supporting values, method, assumptions and limitations below before using the estimate.
How this calculation works
The adult reference-weight range is calculated from BMI 18.5–24.9 multiplied by height in metres squared.
Example calculation
The sample values loaded into the calculator produce 53.5–72.0 kg. This example exists to show how the output is structured; replace the sample values with your own inputs for your calculation.
Assumptions and limitations
- Anthropometric formulas are estimates and can differ from direct clinical measurements.
- Results are educational screening/reference values and do not diagnose health conditions.
Sources and review status
Source set last verified 2026-09-25. No clinician review is claimed unless a real named reviewer is displayed.
Questions people ask about Healthy Weight Calculator
How is the healthy-weight range calculated from height?
The calculator converts the adult BMI reference range of 18.5–24.9 into body weights for the height you enter.
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