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TDEE Daily Calorie Requirement Calculator

Calculate Your Daily Calorie Needs

Gender
Age
Weight (kg)
Height (cm)
Activity Level

TDEE Formula

TDEE = BMR × Activity Factor
BMR = 10×kg+6.25×cm-5×age+(male:+5, female:-161)
Activity: 1.2-1.9

TDEE represents your total daily calorie needs for maintaining current weight.

Safe weight loss: 0.5-1lb/week (300-500 cal deficit). Weight gain: 0.5-1lb/week (250-500 cal surplus).

What Is TDEE?

TDEE (Total Daily Energy Expenditure) is the total number of calories you burn in a day, including BMR, physical activity, digestion (thermic effect), and adaptive thermogenesis.

BMR Component

60-70% of TDEE. Basic life functions at rest.

Activity Component

15-30% of TDEE. Exercise and daily movement.

Thermic Effect

~10% of TDEE. Calories burned digesting food.

Weight Targets

Deficit for loss, surplus for gain, TDEE for maintenance.

Teaching Example: Male, 30yo, 70kg, 175cm, moderate activity. BMR=1649. TDEE=1649×1.55=2556 cal/day.

Applications

Weight Loss Weight Maintenance Weight Gain Diet Planning Body Recomposition

Frequently Asked Questions

What is TDEE?
TDEE = BMR × activity factor. Total calories burned daily, including exercise and daily movement.
Activity factors?
Sedentary 1.2, Light 1.375, Moderate 1.55, Very 1.725, Extra 1.9.
Weight loss calories?
300-500 cal/day deficit = ~0.5-1lb/week loss. 500-1000 = ~1-2lb/week.
Weight gain calories?
250-500 cal/day surplus = ~0.5-1lb/week gain. Muscle requires progressive resistance training.

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