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Lean Body Mass Calculator

Lean Body Mass Calculator: Lean mass = weight × (1 − body fat fraction).

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About Lean Body Mass Calculator

Lean Body Mass Calculator: Lean mass = weight × (1 − body fat fraction). This tool helps you compare values and check everyday estimates without creating an account.

How to use this tool

  1. Enter weight (kg), body fat (%).
  2. Check the units and select Calculate.
  3. Read your result alongside the formula and assumptions below. Use Reset to begin again.

Formula & method

Lean mass = weight × (1 − body fat fraction)

Worked example

The prefilled numeric inputs provide a starting example. Calculate to see the output, then replace them with your own values.

What to keep in mind

Educational adult estimate, not a diagnosis or a personalised treatment plan. Discuss health concerns and pregnancy care with a qualified clinician.

Sources & scope

CDC: adult BMI and screening limitations; Mifflin et al., resting energy expenditure equation. These support the BMI and resting-energy tools respectively; activity multipliers and water factors are estimates rather than personalised prescriptions. The body-fat tool uses the historical US Navy circumference equation; it is not an official military assessment. See Navy body-composition guidance for assessment context. Measurement technique and population affect accuracy.

Frequently asked questions

How precise is the result?

Display precision varies by tool; very large integer tools preserve exact integer results. Exact conversion factors can be precise, but estimates depend on the accuracy of your inputs and the assumptions listed above.

Are my calculator inputs saved?

No. Calculations run locally in this browser. Reloading the page clears your inputs.

Can I use this result for an important decision?

Use it as a reference and verify the applicable units, local standards, provider terms or professional requirements before acting.

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