Stride length is estimated from height.
Calories are estimated for moderate walking.
Daily intake uses general adult male/female averages.
Age is collected for context and not used in the calculation.
Estimated distance
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Daily intake ratios
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Ratios use general adult averages.
How to Use
Enter your step count, height, and weight, and the tool estimates your walking distance from stride length and converts it into calories burned using METs-based formulas. It also shows what percentage of a typical daily calorie intake that represents. Just copy the step count from your phone or pedometer to get an intuitive sense of what today's walking was worth. Figures are rough estimates from general formulas, best used for motivation and daily comparison.
- Calories estimated from steps, height, and weight
- Automatic stride and distance estimation
- Share of recommended daily intake, by gender
- Instant calculation as you type
- Runs entirely in your browser
Use cases
- Checking how many calories your daily walk burns
- Balancing food intake against activity while dieting
- Seeing what 10,000 steps actually amounts to
- Setting up a walking habit before a health checkup