Ideal Weight Calculator
Ideal weight is a healthy weight band for your height and body type. It helps frame health goals and nutrition planning.
The DiyetisyenPRO ideal weight tool uses the Robinson formula adjusted for ectomorph, mesomorph, or endomorph type, and compares Devine, Miller, and Hamwi formulas so you are not tied to one number.
Why Ideal Weight Matters
Staying in a healthy band relates to cardiometabolic and joint risk, but the scale alone is incomplete—muscle, bone, and fat distribution matter too.
What the DiyetisyenPRO Tool Provides
- Type-adjusted ideal weight: Robinson formula corrected for your body type.
- Type-specific healthy band: Weight limits from BMI targets for your type.
- General healthy band: Weights for BMI 18.5–24.9.
- Formula comparison: Devine, Robinson, Miller, and Hamwi side by side with an average.
- Current weight gap: Optional input to see distance from ideal range.
- BMI link: Jump to the BMI tool for current BMI.
Body Types
- Ectomorph: Lean frame, faster metabolism — ideal weight often near the lower healthy band.
- Mesomorph: Athletic build — often mid-range.
- Endomorph: Broader frame, stores fat more easily — may sit toward the upper healthy band.
Formulas Used
Common clinical formulas (Devine, Robinson, Miller, Hamwi) are shown for reference. They were developed for dosing but are often used as general guides.
Evaluating Results
Muscular individuals, pregnancy, older adults, and chronic disease may need different metrics. Interpret results with a dietitian or clinician.
Find expert support on DiyetisyenPRO to build a plan from your ideal weight frame.
Frequently asked questions
Ideal weight is a healthy weight range for your height and build—not a single fixed number—and varies with individual factors.
Body type reflects bone structure, muscle tendency, and metabolism. Ectomorphs often sit toward the lower healthy range; endomorphs toward the upper range.
The primary result is based on the Robinson formula adjusted for body type. Devine, Miller, and Hamwi formulas are shown for comparison.
BMI evaluates your current weight vs height. Ideal weight estimates a healthy target range from height, sex, and body type.
No. Current weight is optional; if entered, you can see the gap to the ideal range.
No. This is for information only. See a dietitian for a full assessment and nutrition plan.